Journal Toy G's Journal: Oh, I'm SO immature... 1
...I continue wasting time I should better use to catch up with my course stuff... My excuse is, at 24, it's not so easy to carry on a job, a serious relationship with a girl mad about filmmaking, and an MSc course, in a place so different from where you grew up... I'm not saying that's impossible, it's just that these days I feel, like, full of ideas about doing other.
Anyway, yesterday I successfully compiled my first JDOM experiment (meanwhile trying to help Stefi, gone mad after the DV interface on our camera stopped working... a problem of cable, hopefully, otherwise our camera would be already useless). I'm going to write a servlet implementing a REST interface for storing bookmarks in a OPML file. I will use some kind of pattern (probably Factory) to allow, in the future, an easy swap between different storage systems (like RDMS). Now I'll download the latest Xerces and Tomcat (the versions I use are more than one year old), and... will go back to my assignement (damned MSFlexGrid). I decided to abandon the idea of a custom-built blog engine: after all, the world is already full of those. I was thinking of giving a chance to Movable Type, using frames to show my Java experiments on mycgiserver. It's a bit of a lame solution, but it should be quicker than build an engine OR learning perl.
Anyway, yesterday I successfully compiled my first JDOM experiment (meanwhile trying to help Stefi, gone mad after the DV interface on our camera stopped working... a problem of cable, hopefully, otherwise our camera would be already useless). I'm going to write a servlet implementing a REST interface for storing bookmarks in a OPML file. I will use some kind of pattern (probably Factory) to allow, in the future, an easy swap between different storage systems (like RDMS). Now I'll download the latest Xerces and Tomcat (the versions I use are more than one year old), and... will go back to my assignement (damned MSFlexGrid). I decided to abandon the idea of a custom-built blog engine: after all, the world is already full of those. I was thinking of giving a chance to Movable Type, using frames to show my Java experiments on mycgiserver. It's a bit of a lame solution, but it should be quicker than build an engine OR learning perl.
ahem... (Score:1)
I am very interested to know...