School

Enrollment Sucks!

4 years ago

in School, Surveys

Are you having fun on enrollment period? Oh com’on! Everybody hates enrollment, especially if it’s too hot because of the crowd and lines. Errr, I hate enrollment. Thank God I won’t be enrolling this year, ‘coz I’m graduating this march! Woohoo! The smell of “Toga”

Anyways, on my first enrollment in my school when I was a freshman was so tiring. Employees and student representatives keep on redirecting me elsewhere, asking for your honorable dismissal, grades from high school, birth certificates and all. Just tires me up. The process is too long that you can’t finish enrollment in a day in my school, it’ll take you like three days to finish up. Well it’s not the process that’s long actually, it’s the LINES. One line for your evaluation will take you up to four hours standing/sitting. That’s just for evaluation alone.

Is your school like that? Application hassle?

Amigoas Youth Development Program

4 years ago

in Personal, School, Web Development

Today is our last day on AYDP’s PHP class. It was fun learning PHP. For just 5 days, I’ve already made my First PHP Application that Adds, Edits and Deletes entries from a MySQL database. It was cool, I just thought Making Websites manually (hard-coded) is a nightmare for me, but now I realized, It isn’t that hard just like the word “hard-coded” say.. heh. Here’s a preview on my work, I’m uploading it somewhere so you can comment on it or what.. Just need a free hosting company for it:

I like hard-coding something. That way, I can create it the way I want it to be. I remember my 1st year days of my college, where there’s no “drag-n-drop” programming which i knew, it was fun coding.. I made programs the way I want it to be..Now I’ve learned PHP, I think I’ll continue learning this, developing websites (which I really want, building websites on PHP). Thanks to Dennes Abing for giving me the opportunity to learn this language for FREE, he’s such a blessing to me.

Here are some pictures from our class taken on the first day of AYDP courtesy of Christopher Cubos: