As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. My senior year has flown by, and I am unfortunately wrapping up my…
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All posts having to do with the back-end development intern’s work.
We’re somehow already halfway into March, and our winter term is drawing to a close. As I did at the end of fall, I’d like…
Comments closedEarlier this week, we received an automated security notice from GitHub regarding a static blog page the interns made last year. The vulnerability was due…
Comments closedThis term has been a whirlwind for back end development! There has been lots of plugin work, lots of site and server administration work, and…
Comments closedThis term I started my work as the back-end development intern. I dove into plugin development for content management systems, specifically WordPress and Omeka. I…
Comments closedWordPress and Omeka are, at a high level, very similar in the way that they integrate plugins into the regular processing, and the environment they…
Comments closedAt the start of this term, I completed a mod to add new formatting options to the tinyMCE text editor so that instead manually adding…
Comments closedOne of the things I’ve learned this term is to slow down and really think problems through. Last term I would try to just dive…
Comments closedINTRODUCTION: Omeka is an excellent platform for Digital Humanities projects and a potentially great starting point for individuals starting with PHP, Web Development, and Digital…
Comments closedCriticism of the poster: https://goo.gl/vh1SuQ This poster is very informative with concise bullet points. However, providing more explanation of some terms, such as UX and contextual…
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