I like the summer for a lot of reasons. I don’t like the humidity now that it’s hot, but I like not having to worry about classes or programming assignments. In return I do have to worry about an internship at ORNL and finishing up a left over web project from my work at school (converting ionFolio from tables/images to XHTML/CSS). I also have a duty to figure out databases and some easier way to program for them (plain PHP is tedious). I’m thinking about learning to use either Django or Rails, or as a last resort ASP.net. Once I get my mind made up on that issue, my old roommate’s dad is self employed and needs a database solution for his business that nothing on the market really comes close to having everything he needs.
Most importantly, I like how the expectations for a post on Twitter are exponentially lower than for a post on a full-on blog like here. Twitter is also much more social, and I care more about doing stuff with people in the summer because I have time to. So if you’re looking to find out what I’m doing this summer, I this site will not tell you much. Instead, look to my Twitter page (also seen on the right at the top of my sidebar).
