Monday, December 8, 2008. For the past two weeks, I have been working with Daniel Arakaki. On the next version of the DueDates project. When they add the locations of these external library classes to the XML file, they will be able to use the program to query the additional libraries as well. Of course, previous functionalities such as sorting, filtering results by due date, and periodic email alerts, are still offered. Is our project healthy? I guess the questi.

Monday, December 8, 2008. 0, the final battle in our quest for programming glory. It was a tough beast indeed, requiring us to conquer both XML parsing and Wicket. Though we suffered some bruises, in the end we dominated the monumental challenge put ahead of us! Could do into a webapp, we also had to add in XML parsing using JAXB. My role was to .

What Happened to August? Time flies so they say, and Ashley has noted how quickly this summer has gone. Renovations are still going strong around the house as time allows. We have been gardening to greater success than we expected.

Tuesday, May 12, 2009. Always room for Improvements and New Lessons. A New Set of Eyes. On the match panel for creating a match and managing a match, it would help if the name of the matches where bold or in a different color text. The match panel in Creating a Match and Match Managing section displays all matches; using pagination to minimize the size of the list, so the user does not have to scroll up and down the screen. Monday, May 11, 2009.