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Forgot to give my availability - I can work from around 9:00pm - 12:30 - 1am all week practically.
I enjoy designing UI's aswell as coding.
I enjoy designing UI's aswell as coding.
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To iam & jbennett - are you both running linux? Im only running Window$ XP with Instant Rails 1.7.
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Ive got linux (CentOS and Debian Etch) as well as XP running XAMPP (easy lamp system) and Abyss Web Server. Abyss is great btw as it gives ASP.NET capability to systems without IIS like XP home.
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If you want a good web based SQL database admin tool then take a look at phpmyadmin
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I have used phpmyadmin. For SQL administration stuff I use Navicat MySQL and MySQL Administrator.
I use phpmyadmin when administering my personal website.
I use phpmyadmin when administering my personal website.
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Has anyone got any ideas for a project / application name yet?
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A ruby project management system?
Rubyforge maybe?
Rubyforge maybe?
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Rubyforge already exists. How about "corundum".
Corundums are little pieces of gem stones - put together make a ruby. This what a project management system would be - putting little pieces of "corundums" together to make a completed "RUBY" project!!!
Corundums are little pieces of gem stones - put together make a ruby. This what a project management system would be - putting little pieces of "corundums" together to make a completed "RUBY" project!!!
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thats a cool name. might get confused with conundrum though (a problem)
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Ah! Never thought of that!! DAMN!
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