This one's completely due to my friend Debsankha. Inquivesta, our science fest website, is a web app hosted via Google App Engine. We, the three developers of the app, use Dropbox to keep our files in sync. This'll be a short article addressing two obvious issues I faced using the application. 1. How to make …
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I designed this wallpaper for Inquivesta 2011. I just took the logo and inverted the colours. Hope you like it. By the way, I decided, right now, to participate in WordPress’ Post a Week 2011 Challenge (I’m not so sorry now that I migrated from Live Spaces – it’s frankly cooler here), starting with this …
While working on the Inquivesta website, I decided that I wanted to get rid of as many of the elements of the original template as possible, and replace them with my own stuff. Among them were the buttons. I tried a few things. The first idea was the Mandelbrot set, in a pillow sort of …
The quote went something like the following: 'The best way to teach yourself something is to write a book about it.' I found out the truth of this statement over the past few days, when I was designing the Inquivesta 2011 website. A week back, I knew more about shearing sheep than I did about writing HTML …
So after a lot of hard work and the magic touch of 'jugaar' the sponsorship brochure for our college science fest, Inquivesta, was finally finished, and now a rough working version of the website has been put up here. We've also made good headway in finding sponsors. I'm especially excited about the Rubix3 event. I've thought …
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