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1885 - Hiding a MySQL database behind a web page
"Keep the browser simple - with a single route in (http) to a server." That's the philosophy behind the web and one of the things that's made it a huge success. It means that a straightforward browser can contact a single server, and Joe Public, Joan Whiting and Mahatma Ali can all view content. B ....

1884 - Recession? Depression?
09:10, Friday There's three guests eating breakfast in "The Whitworth". A meeting going on in the Coffee area, and another meeting in the Library. Groups in "The Wilts" are still chatting at the end of the BNI meeting, and I'm typing these notes in "The Berks" while I wait for my delegate. Roo ....

1883 - Spa Road Garage and Convenience Store, Melksham
It's "Children in Need" day, ... a fact I was reminded of when I popped into our local garage on Spa Road in Melksham Bruce and his team are always very welcoming when Sharon, Chris or myself pops in to buy the morning papers for Well House Manor (no standard order - we tailor to our guests) and I' ....

1882 - Wiltshire Council says - part 2
"We have the following options available for lunch ... Baguettes ... India ... Chinese ... Baked Potatoes ... Greasy Spoon ... McDonald's ... Fish and Chips" That's not untypical of what we stay during first morning of a course, allowing our delegates to make a selection ... and almost inevitably, ....

1881 - Wiltshire Council says - part 1
Last night, Lisa and I attended the annual budget 'consultation' evening arranged by the Wessex Federation of Chambers of Commerce with Wiltshire (County) Council. It was our second year at the event ... last year we had come away very depressed indeed, but this year was rather better - partly beca ....

1880 - Melksham Chamber of Commerce, or the FSB
Update - January 2010 This article is from my "blog" - written personally, and does not reflect any official view from either organisation mentioned. I would like to apologise if it has mistakenly given any 'official' signals at any point prior to my adding this clarification. Yesterday, my emai ....

1879 - Dynamic code - Python
When I learned to program, named blocks of code (subroutines and functions) were built into each program and weren't things you could change at run time. But these days, in some languages like Python it's very different and you can write code that includes dynamic functions and methods - after all ....

1878 - Pascals Triangle in Python and Java
There are certain "party pieces" that I have during courses ... and on my Java Courses, a program to generate Pascal's Triangle in an array of arrays is one of them. One of my delegates on today's Python Course suggested this as an exercise ... and here's a link to the source. Turns out to be eve ....

1877 - Guests doing a bunk?
Hotel guests, due to check out this morning, not down from breakfast at the time they had estimated. All quiet - very quiet - on the bedroom front. Their car missing from the car park (I looked up the registration to check). Yes, I was concerned (but not overly so; as a matter of course, we have b ....

1876 - Python Regular Expressions
Python supports string pattern matching to regular expressions, using Perl style regular expressions. The re module - loaded via   import re brings the appropriate elements into your program ... ready to use. Patterns that you want to match against are called Regular Expressions and are ....

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