Hey everyone,
So, the work on the site is reaching its 1.5 week mark. This seems like a short period of time. However, when you consider how few hours of sleep I’ve gotten it is a while. And, if you consider how my normal procrastination time has been shifted to what I like to call productination time it becomes epic. I just looked it up and someone has already claimed that word, which disappoints me. So here’s some quick news for you:
- Site is still not ready for Internet Explorer
- Macs are better anyways and whoever uses Internet Explorer on a Mac is literally retarded. Thanks.
- Final ad banner placement has been decided. Seems fairly unobtrusive to me.
- Backend for posting pages complete, working on integration now
- I’m already celebrating over 1,000 views on a site that isn’t live yet. (They’re not me)
- The under construction page looks awful. I was going to work on it but then decided that time could be spent better updating the actual site.
- Home page school search box now searches schools more quickly and instantly displays results.
- Sitemap is self-updating and interactive now (sort of.)
- Over 10,000 lines of code now.. and counting.
- Still working on the scripts to post view and comment numbers.
- Some of the pages were just put on there as blank pages or duplicates as placeholders
- I’m going on another 30 hours of no sleep. I’ve created the ultimate finals week.
And now, I’ll find a slightly relevant video to post here as will be my habit for most posts.
And this is the awesome song that plays during part of that clip:
And another awesome song from the movie:
That’s actually a really good question. CampusVersed.com is essentially another anonymous messaging board. I hope to make it more unique however by the accompanying blog. I am trying to steer the site in a direction that will promote the posting of current events and happenings of each specific campus. In time, the site will take its own direction and it’s hard to say how the evolution will happen. Essentially, the students of each campus will decide what the site means for them, at that campus.