theNet.sk@aureldev

Happy new year, 2012... Or ... something.
Info, Portfolio, Devlog and that's about it for this menu...

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Info

This is theNet.sk... My place.

Portfolio

Websites I've made (or worked on):

JRS-Sport
Turiec Gallery
Your-EDU (coming soon, hopefully)

Devlog

Copyleft (at 28. 1. 2012 - 18:13:42)
It's a copyleft-like-thingie :D CSS3, HTML and text :)

Also added twitter link.

... Not much else going on.

Templates (insert cheesy -it's alive- quote here) (at 25. 11. 2011 - 22:37:48)
It's alive!

So yeah, somehow I got templates to work in YEDU (Your-EDU... duh.)

Basically, just decreasing the amount of code needed for the same output. Good. I'll continue now.

Trip mode (at 20. 11. 2011 - 18:43:09)
Trip mode on theNet.sk. See if you can find it.

PHP - anonymous classes (at 20. 11. 2011 - 17:40:45)
I wonder why anonymous classes still haven't been implemented in PHP... Compare the following code:

$obj = new Class extends BaseClass {
     public function randomFunction(){
        echo $this->baseFunction()." - added something else.";
     }
}
$obj->randomFunction();

with the way it has to be done in PHP at the moment:

class ExtendedClass extends BaseClass {
     public function randomFunction(){
        echo $this->baseFunction()." - added something else.";
     }
}
$obj = new ExtendedClass();
$obj->randomFunction();

Looks like a single line, right... But at the same time, an extra class 'ExtendedClass' was created, one that doesn't need to exist, since it was a one-use only class... That would be a pretty significant difference when using tens of these non-anonymous classes / instances, both in memory usage, efficiency and code organization.

PHP is a big mess T_T

What am I doing? (at 20. 11. 2011 - 13:19:40)
I'm currently working on Your-EDU. Let's win this one.

Test (at 20. 11. 2011 - 13:18:40)
Devlog test. Works, yay.