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Online Deliberation
Submitted by elemunjeli on Mon, 2012-11-05 16:51
- Monday and Tuesday I attended the Seattle Interactive Conference and attended sessions pertinent to my studies in online deliberation and web communications. This included a session on MySQL at Twitter which underlined some of the weaknesses of MySQL and gave information on monitoring tools and open source projects at Twitter to address these issues.
- Wednesday I did the in-class demo for a version of E-Liberate, and made plans to work with Doug and Brent to document logic for Roberts Rules of Order for programmatic implementation.
- Since Wednesday, I've been working on a variety of hotfixes for the obvious failures during the classroom demo, i.e. Browser detection (I don't intend to support IE off the bat because it is not up to current web standards).
- I'm also working swapping the polling code from short poll to long poll in order since there seemed to be network collisions resulting in duplicates.
- I'm hunting for some kind of system to debug PHP, and wrote an email to Doug about how to implement an ongoing testing program with student testers online from home.
- I checked up on the issue of the virus infecting Isaac's computer during the test, and realized it's not server-hosted. Nonetheless, I decided to implement security on the DB connection file (permissions).