January 21st, 2005
A web-based UML modeling program that my team wrote for the 4th Red Bull Programming competition. We weren't able to complete all that much of it, but we did get creation of classes, links, drawing, signups, logins, and parameter creation finished. At some point it may be fun to sit down and modify what we wrote and get it fully operational and possibly release it.
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Tags: competition, databases, dhtml, javascript, perl, xml
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January 14th, 2005
A bug existed in XML::RSS version 1.05 that would only allow a single instance of a 'category' element within a Channel or Item element, which is not in accordance with the specification. I resolved it with a simple patch.
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Tags: module, perl, rss, xml
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January 6th, 2005
This application is for CSH members to post their resumes and look for jobs from the CSH newsgroup. Essentially, this is a quickly design application that allow members to easily communicate their needs to one another. (And allows those who do not have immediate access to a newsgroup reader to view the information too.)
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Tags: csh, perl, nntp, xml, xpath
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March 30th, 2004
I was disappointed by the lack of lightweight XML-based template presentation apps out there, so I whipped one up real quick and this is the result. This was written while on Co-Op at the Lab for Applied Computing. The premise for this application is that you have a XML file containing all of your slides for a presentation, then a template file (HTML::Template) which is applied against each slide and then rendered out in a CGI application. Very easy to use and get going.
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Tags: web, perl, xml
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