permaculture

[John Schinnerer <eco_living@yahoo.com>]

Aloha,

> these are good suggestions but I wonder if they are necessary for the
> particular
> application, which will be just a section of our website where
> visitors can look to
> see what we are growing.  I think it will be a lot of general users
> as opposed to
> visitors who are looking for specific design information.  & in
> particular to use it
> as a way for interns here to get a good handle on what we have going
> in our different
> planting projects.

I see what you mean...my suggestions were in fact geared towards
providing specific design info, because much of same seems to be
scattered and/or hard to find when I really need it.  Go with what you
need...I look forward to seeing it.

> mySQL & php 4

Three cheers for open source!
If you haven't already, check out Zope (zope.org), also open source. 
Blows everything else clean away for web dev/pub platform ('cause it's
true object-oriented).  I was about to start re-doing my site with
PHP/MySQL and then I found Zope - I'm still on the steep part of the
learning curve, but well worth it.

cheers,
John S.

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John Schinnerer, MA
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Food - Shelter - Community
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