More On That

Done it. I figured out how to run the routes on Phalcon, which was a great learning experience, especially after struggling with it for so long. As I discussed in Phalcon Blog, understanding where to put the code can be just as tricky as figuring out what to write. I found some code on their documentation page that finally showed me where to put the code I had seen before (As I discussed in Phalcon Blog, understanding where to put the code can be just as tricky as figuring out what to write.). Now I have a whole section of the new site working, and what’s more, this means i can get many whole sections of the site working nicely… I think.

Anyways, I set it up and then moved one of my parked domains to the server, unparked it, and moved the code onto that virtual server. Then I also made sure I could get this all backed up on git, I'm glad I was able to get this far, but However, as I've written before, when setting up a new system like this, it's easy to get caught up in the excitement and overlook some of the details. This relates to what I mentioned in New Horizons, where I discussed my experience with moving the database contents to the new server.. So I am feeling pretty good.

As I mentioned earlier, getting multiple sections of the site working nicely is key; this relates to what I discussed in Big News, where I successfully integrated Phalcon, Semantic UI, and AngularJS., and after that I start designing the interface. Then the code for the analytics and work out the way to do experiments and voila! I have the new system up!

Ooops! I almost forgot to add the script for the analytics tag to this site… no traffic monitoring on this one for the past several days… not that it is important.. no, it is just for fun.