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[geekchick]

Go me! I just managed to do my resume site in PHP. Technically that means I can put PHP on my resume now, right?. ;)

And I'm still really digging the new Cake CD.

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can't view your handiwork

[sleekcat.livejournal.com]

I've been trying teach myself XML lately, but would like to learn PHP one of these day. So when I saw your entry, I decides to look at your resume and "view source" just for the hell of it. Got to your "vanity" website, but the link "resume" goes nowhere. So I wasn't able to see you newest creating. Thought you might like to know something's not quite right. But congratulation on teaching yourself PHP!

Re: can't view your handiwork

[geekchick]

D'oh! Thanks for reminding me, our company website got overhauled a few days ago and the directory structure changed. That's actually not the PHP site (yet), that is on another website I'm working on just for resume stuff which isn't accessible yet. I feel like potential clients/employers don't really need to know about my relationship configurations or see pictures of my cat or me at cons. ;)

sho' nuff it does

[bratling.livejournal.com]

go for it. my resume site (http://downwardspiral.net/~rmohns/) is also php-backed. it's a really weird mix of static frames, javascript and PHP. the entire portfolio is dynamically generated.