One thing we're introducing in here is member portfolios—places to show off what you've done and helped out with. We're not totally sure on the turn out of this, but we hope everyone uses them. Please note these are for sitea that use some server-side scripting language. Feel free to use the Neohome/Website Showcasing and Feedback thread in the HTML forum if you wish to showcase anything else.
Can't have anything fun without rules!
Prefix your thread subject with "[Portfolio]" - Do this to help weed out the portfolios created, and give the forum a nice neat look.
One thread per person - Don't create multiple threads for each website. You may organize different websites in your thread as you wish, but it must be in one thread. Also do not create one thread for SSS related things and one for HTML.
Showcase what you want - I've said website through this post, but that doesn't mean you can only show websites. If you just have some random project, or even a specific piece of code you're proud of, perhaps a class? Anything you want, it's your thread. You CAN show HTML projects/websites if you wish.
No Neohomes - You may not showcase your Neohome in your portfolios. If you want feedback on your Neohome, please refer to the Neohome/Website Showcasing and Feedback in the HTML forum.
Update us on what your portfolio has - Please tell us what your portfolio contains. We want to update the thread caption on whether it contains SSS or HTML, for both for those who only want to browse one type. You can PM us or post in the thread, or on the thread's creation make a note.
Well thats about all I can think of right now. I really encourage anyone who has something to show make a thread for it, I really want people to get involved with each other and generate activity that isn't just people asking for help. Enjoy.
Also feel free to use this thread for any thoughts or questions you may have.
This message was edited by Armed Rebel on Sep 06 2007.
Thread Recap (last 10 posts from newest to oldest)
Jun 27, 09 at 9:31pm
Artificer
I've cleaned up the thread and updated the list of portfolios. It will continue to stay updated as long as you include "[Portfolio]" in your thread title.
Cheers.
Jun 26, 09 at 7:09pm
Arietta
quote Monferno
What languages would they be?
PHP, ASP, JSP, and a few others.
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How do you make a portfolio?
Just create a thread in web coding like this: [Portfolio] Monferno.
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Do you have to put a site on it reght away?
Not completely sure about that, but I guess it would be nice to have something to show off the instant you make your portfolio.
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How do you get your sites onto the web if they are all codes on your computer?
Get a host. Many hosts are free. Then everything you need to do is to upload the files in the host and link them to show your sites.
Jun 26, 09 at 6:52pm
Monferno
What languages would they be? How do you make a portfolio? Do you have to put a site on it reght away? How do you get your sites onto the web if they are all codes on your computer?
Jun 26, 09 at 6:47pm
overKill
Server-sided Script = SSS.
Jun 26, 09 at 6:37pm
Monferno
What do you mean by 'SSS'?
Nov 05, 07 at 9:24pm
Arietta
Yeah, I read, but I though that it would be lame for other people if I would only have a few HTML pages on my portfolio =/. Thanks.
Nov 05, 07 at 9:20pm
tekmosis
Might want to read what AR had said one post above yours Yes, HTML is OK, unless it's your neohome.
Nov 05, 07 at 9:13pm
Arietta
If I have only created HTML sites so far, can I create a portfolio until I make something with other Server Side Languages?
Sep 06, 07 at 4:19pm
Armed Rebel
Announcement:
We've decided that we're changing up the rules for the portfolios and allowing people to include any HTML things they have created - NeoHomes excluded. If you want to include HMTL projects/sites in your portfolios, feel free.
- A_R
This message was edited by Armed Rebel on Sep 06 2007.
Sep 02, 07 at 3:45am
Armed Rebel
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