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folks, the generic web page currently available on http://www.igda.org/ireland/ is about to be replaced by a spanking new website, which is currently in testing
The new site will contain:
– full reports and piccies of the events
– breaking news on IGDA Ireland events
– info on the industry in Ireland
… and much moreI’ll post more info in the next few days… Any suggestions/comments you folks have are welcome
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It really all seems to be coming together for IGDA Ireland. Can’t wait to see the site. A good few chapters have their own sites and are really informative so I’m glad we’ll be up there with them.
Best of luck working on the site Tony and anyone else involved. I’ll be taking a web site development course starting tomorrow actually.
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Any updates on this? :)
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here you go, Ronny:
http://www.thememorypalace.org/igda/
It’s not 100% complete yet, but it’ll do for feedback. All feedback gratefully received
We’re planning on moving Gamedevelopers to it’s new home in the next few weeks. Once the move is complete, w’ll look at a design upgrade and we’re also planning to integrate the IGDA site into Gamedevelopers somewhere, so the design and information architecture may change radically.
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Wow, it looks cool – a one stop place for Irish dev info (like gd.ie) but it will probably get to an even larger audience.
Me like.
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actually we’re going to integrate the IGDA site into GD in a couple of weeks time when the site (GD) is moved to it’s new home
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The site’s looking very cool, indeed. I’m looking forward to seeing the changes as the IGDA site is integrated into gd.ie.
I’m sure you were probably up late working on it but just a quick note.
>> home > meetings > sponosrship
Notice the mistake? :)
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What tools are you using to construct the site?, I use Dreamweaver, but I doubt you use it, Idora. Do you?
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I’m a big fan of Dreamweaver actually… have been using it since version 1 and introduced it into Intel when I started there
thanks for all the feedback on the site, folks. keep it coming!
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A few MINOR suggestions on the design side.
maybe mirror the top orange bar at the bottom and put a copyright notice and contact on it or something.
The blue links on the side maybe shange to the IGDA red? same with the [more] thingies?
I tried it at home and thought it looked pretty god but hey….whats design but an opinion. I didnt have dreamweaver so I didnt bother messing too much
I like the information slant as opposed to graphics etc and the scheme and layout are cool.
Good work lover. I’ll think a bit about content for it and suggestions when if ever i get time.
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Good work lover….. [/quote:f34db9aa8c]
Its nice you have pet names for each other :D
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You should hear what they call YOU!
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Its nice you have pet names for each other[/quote:835724cabb] yeah, he used to call me “lamb-ikins” but a few weeks of bribery via Cadbury Cream Eggs and threats of everlasting pain via my trusty cattle-prod have persuaded Mark to tone it down
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I’m a big fan of Dreamweaver actually[/quote:07bfb782f4]
Arrgghh!!!
Nasty app!
I’m a purist andrefuse to use anything but write pure html these days using a basic text editor.Good stuff by the way :)
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I’m a purist andrefuse to use anything but write pure html these days using a basic text editor.) [/quote:72bee9bf9c]
Well if your workmates think likewise then I can see why you haven’t even updated the Core website in over a year, insist on doing things the non-efficent way. Same goes to Torc. Why are companies so reluctant to use this powerful resource to advertise themselves and their products?? Web design is hardly rocket science, sit down for a few hours and abracadabra, new site ready to lure in a whole new following. -
Nasty app![/quote:3690017f34] what makes you say that, Omen?
I’ve often thought Dreamweaver is one of the better designed pieces of software I’ve used over the years. granted it’s overkill (and probably confuding) if you’re only looking to do the odd bit of HTML now and again, but for day-in, day-out web app development, it’s hard to beat in my opinion
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I like Dreamweaver – I can create sites based on design and graphics rather than code. me like.
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From my experiences creating web sites, I could create one much quicker using code than I could using DreamWeaver. Was with a company a few years back and we were designing a site that used JSP and then gave us no tools and I learned the hard way until it was simple to code it. Then they came along and told us to use DreamWeaver. Slowed down productivity dramatically so I refused to use it.
It did come in handy now and then when I was missing a closing tag, and it was easier to find mistakes like that, but that was the only thing I used it for.Why didn’t I like it…slowed me down.
As for the Core website…what should we put up there? “screwed it up a bit, company is being restructured, we’ll tell you about new products in the future”.
Reckon they’re just waiting to be allowed to go public with the current work and then update it. Actually dunno who does the web stuff here yet, so dunno if there even is anyone at the moment. Maybe I could do it :p -
text editors all the way! Code like real men!
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text editors all the way! Code like real men![/quote:18eb0e85c2] children, children, children… t’would be purest folly to assume that because some of us have evolved our tastes over time, that we like the easy option… indeed, some of us were coding our first HTML pages while some of you were still in school… ;)
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Some of us were coding webpages while in school…
Dave
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…and saying “code like real women” doesnt quite have the same ring to it :(
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Some of us were coding webpages while in school…[/quote:a6740a4fd2] ok, i can’t compete with that…
…and saying “code like real women” doesnt quite have the same ring to it[/quote:a6740a4fd2] don’t let that stop you, Dave. be proud and stand up for who you are!!
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Fair enough. Ill admit it. I almost bought a Kerry jersey before the last shindig. *sobs* Is there anyone who can help me?
Dave
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*sobs* Is there anyone who can help me?[/quote:2919406075]
Maybe The Hoff can help you Dave, he was about to buy a Kerry jersey just before the season finale of Knight Rider……but he didn’t, and now he’s a better man for it. Drop him a line, you know his email.
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The Hoff??[/quote:bcbe7e0c75] we’re dealing with Dave’s problems right now, Pete… you’ll just have to wait your turn!
but seeing as we’re on the subject of the Hoff… saw a Knightrider video boxed set in Tower Records the other day – just in case you were missing any from your collection!
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Did it come with free glitter and a bad haircut?
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Whats so bad about this????
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Look at him there ^^ , the man is a legend!!
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So is Hasselhoff now the official Torc mascot…?
Couldn’t get over the obsession you guys have with him. :D
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So is Hasselhoff now the official Torc mascot…?[/quote:6a15dabe75] NO! and in case you didn;t hear me the first time, that was a reosunding “NOOOOO!”
Couldn’t get over the obsession you guys have with him[/quote:6a15dabe75] it’s not US, Ronny – it’s PETE! (and I think Aaron has a soft spot for him too…)
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now THERE’S an idea!!
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mmm… Hoff, he’s so effortlessly dreamy.
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John’s addiction to the man proved stronger than Pete’s ever could with his demented plans. That Kit sound must be getting really old by now… ;)
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Just for you
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Ah the good old days….
*Gazes into the middle distance…all dreamy eyed*
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Just for you[/quote:3e2c86eed7] wow, kyotokid – you managed to find a picture of BOTH of pete’s idols!
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Sweet Jesus its Christmas and my birthday all at once :D
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I just noticed that the site seems to be down. The browser acts as if it never existed. Please try again and all that. Is this because the site is currently being redone?
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