Christ Centered Gamer

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.

Cool, I'll keep that in mind.

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

Because their parents pay? Or lazy.

Sitting on the happy end of a five day weekend?

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

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?

Nah, I like my job.

Any experience with the Extreme Programming development philosophy?

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.

What about Steve?

What about him?

You don't know Steve.

Building ghosts?

Sure, why not?

Know any volunteers?