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[Note: This entry was written for the module, CS3216]
This is the follow-up post on the pitching session, and after spending more time thinking about what I’ve heard, I don’t think there are any explicit lessons that I learnt from the speakers (bar the 6Waves seminar). Instead, what I felt was the most important theme to [...]
Tags: 6Waves, CS3216, Explosive Barrel, Facebook, iSyndica, Microsoft, Ministry of National Development, Module-Review, RedSports
Over the last four weeks, a significant amount of my time has been spent on developing Facebook applications. While it hasn’t been a stroll in the park by any means, it has been slightly easier than I had anticipated. Granted, there were occasional obstacles and roadblocks that got in the way, and the usual suspects [...]
Tags: CodeIgniter, Facebook, Facebook API, Facebook Applications, MySQL, PHP
[Note: This entry was written for the module, CS3216]
Teamwork is a concept that is continuously expounded, and in the Second Lecture it was touched on briefly as an elementary yet critical foundation in software engineering. Like most concepts, the idea of forging interpersonal cooperation is easily digested in theory, but in practice, every team is [...]
The first week of the term is over, and it’s been the busiest first week I’ve ever had in my four semesters in school. Most of my time has been taken up by a single module, CS3216 (and quite expectedly so), and that’s mostly because it’s easily the only module I’ve been passionate about. I [...]
Since August, my friend and I have been working on a online shop selling Coach products, and we’ve finally gotten around to launching it about two weeks ago. We had already taken the photographs of the items about a month back, but we didn’t really have time to come up with the content and design [...]
Tags: Coach, CodeIgniter, Facebook, Marketing, the loft
