Nevertheless, this is my blog so I’m allowed to brag all I want. The first thing I have to brag about is that I have not failed any exams in the 3 years I have been in Denmark! Job interviews, group school exams, individual school exams and Danish exams. They were all owned, so take that! Ok, now I’m actually starting to feel bad about bragging…

Reversing the timeline, I want to mention the wonderful Easter holiday I had while in Romania and that I’m waiting to go back there for another quick one-month holiday this summer. Therefore, it is highly unlikely anyone will be able to get a hold of me in the online during July.

On a completely different topic, I’m part of a group of 4 individuals who enjoy playing Quake III Arena every other night. Should you think you can match up with 3 really pissed off guys and a girl who can have a wonderful smile and kick your ass at the same time, you are more than welcome to contact me and we’ll figure something out.

Oh, before I wrap up: if anyone has a really good resource for learning how to work with both the Zend Framework and the Zend Studio, please share the information in the comment-area. You would bring even more happiness in the life of the long-bearded-man.

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First of all, I finished college. The project I was talking about in my last post got a 10 (that’s a B in the American grading system). The product itself was worth 12 (A) but, quite honestly, the examination was pretty cruel and I failed to answer the following questions:

• What is the difference between a normalized and denormalized table in a database? (I should have known the answer to this question but hey.. no regrets, right?)
• How can you store a PHP object inside a session? (I just couldn’t focus on giving an appropriate answer and was way too vague in the answer)
• Why didn’t I use JSON in order to send and receive the AJAX information? (I think the answer “I was just not very familiar with JSON and did not have enough time to go more into depth with it” was not really alright)

So, let’s put it this way: I am now a multimedia designer (literally, not just skillfully) and I’ll be finishing my bachelor in Web Development sometime next Winter. God damn, that seems so far away! Here’s a video I made out of 2 videos shot by one of my classmates and one of my teachers:

Those being sa(i)d, my life really revolves between going to work, watching the last 2 seasons of Seinfeld and any individual projects. Oh, and learning the regular expressions! I always bump into them so I guess now would be a good time to actually learn them!

On the other hand, the last week has been very entertaining from a metallic point of view as I got the chance to watch Soulfly, Master and Six Feet Under in 2 live performances, in Århus. Yeah, they were expensive but one should never refrain from actions which definitely gives him pleasures unless those pleasures are illegal but that’s a completely different aspect…

I’ll be coming home on the 22nd of July and I do not know what to expect. From any point of view. What’s even funnier is that I still haven’t bought a return ticket but I guess I’ll do it as soon as I get home though. Anyway, Scandinavian Airliens for the wins! I am so sick and tired of having a flight made out of 2 segments!

Can it get any worse? Yes it can! Bring it on, you mofo!

Say you have variable a = ’2′ and b = 2 and you want to compare them. The way I did it was adding the same value to both variables, thus changing the string variable into an integer by adding a filter. Might not be the best solution in the world but it worked.

Not working:
{% ifequal a b %}
HTML stuff 'round here
{% endifequal%}

Working:
{% ifequal a|add:"0" b|add:"0" %}
HTML stuff 'round here
{% endifequal %}

It does look a little bit silly but it might do the trick if you’re too lazy to change your views/models.

Just keep in mind that it is a school project and don’t hate us cause we did it

Later update: here are some other projects my classmate have done

NO one can escape - by Innesa and Solvi

Western Cowboys - by Darius, Katarzyna and Sergejs

A smile costs nothing – by Mirjam, Fannar and Jonina

Danish Integration - Anija, Johann and Dina

Burnout Condoms Banned Commercial – Hristo and Tihomir

Click here to see it.