Portland Web Development™

After careful consideration of technological advancements and overall data storage and manipulation capability, today ORACLE decided to call it quits in the enormous and seemingly ever-growing shadow of newly crowned king of databases, MySQL.

Rumors had been circulating for over a year as the ORACLE team steadily received examples of MySQL’s dominance from all apects of software design. Executives at this quarter’s share holder meeting were fretting the imminent announcement of their failure to surpass the MySQL super-mogal persona it has been in competition with for quite some time.

Fedora 11 has wowed me in every way. I can’t say enough good things about it.  I’m so excited because i finally believe there is truely a better OS out there that doesn’t try to exploite your identity, personal information, usage, and doesn’t lock you into a “certain way of doing things”.   This OS is truely ready for the average person. Setup and install is mindless.

My mom could install and use this OS with no problems. Is she going to update her video card drivers? No.

The only CON was having to install flash, which was not easy.  So work needs to be done there.

I will write more on this later but as I develop for an intranet project using Dojo DataGrid 1.2, I was getting errors when loading and making asynchronous requests to the data page. These errors would be another guess and check game for hours and hours. Luckily FireBug for FireFox showed me the requests being made in the console and the data returned by those requests. I was shown the errors my datastore was returning and I was quickly able to mitigate the issues.

THANKS FIREBUG!!