First Look at My Eikaiwa Management System
If you're an English school owner in Japan, you probably get spam email from companies offering school management systems. That's exactly what I'm going to do, minus the spam, of course!
If you're an English school owner in Japan, you probably get spam email from companies offering school management systems. That's exactly what I'm going to do, minus the spam, of course!
One project I've been working on this year is a wordsearch workbook for Japanese students studying for "Eiken" English exams. This is something I've been wanting to make for ages, and with Gemini's help, I've almost finished the first book.
Every time I emailed the latest post from my gaming blog to my subscribers, the Gmail app on mobile would hang with the message "Gmail isn't responding." Thankfully, I finally found a fix!
Look around. Notice anything different about the site? If I've done my job correctly, your answer should be, "No, Nick. It looks exactly the same as it did last week."
Happy New Year, one and all! Gemini and I have been working furiously over the holidays on a project in Laravel and Filament. I'm not a fast learner, but I am getting more familiar with these frameworks.
I'm writing this late on New Year's Eve, as my last blog post of the year. This winter holiday has been hectic to say the least. I'm making a demo site in Laravel that I can use in lieu of a portfolio, and it's quite the struggle!
I had a heck of a time trying to get my first experiment with Filament working, i.e. the professional dashboard tool I want to use. In theory, it should have been very easy to add it to my Hello World project, but things never go smoothly, eh?
This morning marks the first day of my winter holiday, so I wanted to get things set up for my career shift.
For the final project in this series, I tackled Formula Fields. Up until now, everything I've entered into Airtable has been static — I type it in, and it stays there. I wanted to see how the database could do the maths for me.
The Petty Grievance List lesson had me use a Single select field type for a status with only two options - Active and Forgotten. Sometimes, a simple checkbox would be enough. That's what I used to build a "Job Hunt Tracker" in today's lesson.