Beseech thy lord

[Deepfreeze32]

hahahaha. XD

Yeah, I'd heartily recommend codeigniter, as it's basically my ideal vision of a framework. Using it without any modifications creates a simple website, and you make changes to it accordingly. The nice thing about it is the modularity, so if you write a controller and view for the framework, you simply drop them into the appropriate folders. Boom. Done. This also makes it nice when you want to download a library written for codeigniter, just place and done.

It's pretty awesome. Also, super easy to learn.

[ArchAngel]

Cool, I'll keep that in mind.

[Chozon1]

Why would someone pay to go to college and then not pay attention/do the work in class?

[ArchAngel]

Because their parents pay? Or lazy.

[Chozon1]

Sitting on the happy end of a five day weekend?

[ArchAngel]

5 day? No... it's a normal 2 day weekend.

[Chozon1]

See, I had a five day weekend. And it was glorious. But I'm paying for it next week since I've got three tests. XD Two of which are on the same day.

Being annoyed?

[ArchAngel]

Nah, I like my job.

[Deepfreeze32]

Any experience with the Extreme Programming development philosophy?

[ArchAngel]

While some of the companies I worked with used at least some form of agile, and even a couple things similar to XP, it's not been quite fully implemented. Don't really know many that would put up with it.

This being said, having a very experienced epic coder/architect code review your work is probably one of the single greatest learning experiences you can find in software development.

[Chozon1]

What about Steve?

[ArchAngel]

What about him?

[Chozon1]

You don't know Steve.

Building ghosts?

[ArchAngel]

Sure, why not?

[Chozon1]

Know any volunteers?