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Quotelog Online
Jun. 11th, 2006 11:38 pmOnce again I have to thank everyone who gave their congratulations on the news in my last entry (which was rather concise and rather more smug than I had intended).
To celebrate, I've been doing what every other student does to celebrate - write another website. As![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
gr33bo recently posted some long-lost quotations taken from when I was away on holiday, I have set up a frontend for the near-legendary Sinner Quotelogs, which were recorded from my first year at St Andrews until near the start of my third. Actually, I've only put the first year in the database at the moment, but it was almost three thousand lines long and the tip of the last finger on my left hand is now approximating a square, so I think it's best to give it a rest for the night.
Most of the site is based on the similar Quotebook. Bonuses include the gigantic technological leap forward of being able to vote down as well as up, as well as the code itself being marginally less hideous. And you'll notice that the colour scheme is very much inspired by the site that started all of this in the first place. (But remember when it used to be blue?)
Of course, all the site needs now is a set of visitors to give their opinion on the archives of these snapshots of our online existences, so have a look at the Random page and click-war your own quotations to the top. (Note that users of decent browsers get a couple of additional minor aesthetic niceties.) And have a look at the Search feature as well. Useful terms to start off with are "fish", "jam", "television", "fulsome funbags" and "greenbo".
To celebrate, I've been doing what every other student does to celebrate - write another website. As
gr33bo recently posted some long-lost quotations taken from when I was away on holiday, I have set up a frontend for the near-legendary Sinner Quotelogs, which were recorded from my first year at St Andrews until near the start of my third. Actually, I've only put the first year in the database at the moment, but it was almost three thousand lines long and the tip of the last finger on my left hand is now approximating a square, so I think it's best to give it a rest for the night.Most of the site is based on the similar Quotebook. Bonuses include the gigantic technological leap forward of being able to vote down as well as up, as well as the code itself being marginally less hideous. And you'll notice that the colour scheme is very much inspired by the site that started all of this in the first place. (But remember when it used to be blue?)
Of course, all the site needs now is a set of visitors to give their opinion on the archives of these snapshots of our online existences, so have a look at the Random page and click-war your own quotations to the top. (Note that users of decent browsers get a couple of additional minor aesthetic niceties.) And have a look at the Search feature as well. Useful terms to start off with are "fish", "jam", "television", "fulsome funbags" and "greenbo".
