Posts Tagged “Development”

jQuery tips: External Links

As I mentioned earlier today, I’ve been learning about jQuery at work during my spare time. I read some documentation on the jQuery website and went through some tutorials both on that site and on others. I’ve learned quite a bit since I started.

I wanted to share something that I thought was pretty cool. If nothing else, I wanted to save it for later reference for myself. And if someone else finds it  […]

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Warning: Geeky Content Coming Soon

I thought I’d give you a heads up … a warning of sorts. I plan on writing up some pretty geeky posts in the near future.

At work, they use jQuery. In my spare time this week (which there has been too much of for my taste), I’ve been reading up on the subject. I’m liking what I’ve learned this far.

I thought I’d write up some posts with some tips and tricks … both  […]

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What should I do with it?

After I lost my job back in October, I bought a domain for my resume (it’s my full name). I wanted to put my resume online so I could point potential employers to it, and I didn’t want to put it on a subdomain of this domain (that just didn’t sound professional … resume.hightechredneckwoman.com? Nope.). As of right now, it has my resume, my portfolio, background info, a letter of recommendation, and a contact  […]

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Inspiration needed

I need some help from you, faithful readers (I know there’s at least one of you out there … LOL). I need some inspiration. You see, over the past month, I’ve determined that I’m more happy during the day if I’m coding. When I was putting up my resume website and working on the redesign of this site, I was definitely in a better mood. On days where I’m not coding, it’s not good. I’m  […]

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Optional should be OPTIONAL

Yesterday and today, I've been working on some changes to our discount system (at work). The majority of the changes dealt with the (mssql) database ... stored procedures and user defined functions (ufn). One of the changes was to get the shopping cart subtotal based on different criteria ...

  • If the shopping cart had an order-level discount in it, and that discount was set up to override any discount exclusions that were set up, the
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