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6/8/11 at 7:54am

Daphnetree

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This is great, I was hoping for something like this. I use plangarden.com, started with the free version and it is well worth the $20.00 a year upgrade price. I would like it to be something like that, internet based, info stored in the cloud as computers crash, and something super easy to use. Breeds, age, health, laying.

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6/8/11 at 9:28am

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I can't wait to be able to try this! Thanks for making it. smile

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7/13/11 at 7:22pm

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Yes, I'm *still* working on Flock Manager. Everything is sloooooowly coming along, and some parts are looking quite nice already.

I've decided to start keeping a journal of what I do each day, and post it around once a week (along with a few screenshots every once and awhile), just to kinda let ya'll know how things are going. Sound nice? If it gets to be annoying, please tell me and I'll stop. big_smile It'll prob get a little technical in parts, so just skip the parts you don't understand. wink Anyway, here goes for today:

7-13-2011
* Played around with various background images and textures. HSV noise looks pretty good, not quite what I want though.
* Experimenting with gradients, blueprint CSS framework is messing them up - urgh. Seriously considering getting rid of blueprint - that's been on my wish list for a while now.
* Continued with redesign of the bird details page - it's looking much better already.

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7/14/11 at 11:36am

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We have a demo version of our here if anyone would like to look at it. In addition to everything else it now does pedigrees too!

Visit http://homesteadapps.com, the home of My Animal Manager and My Garden Manager. Also Free Chicken, Dairy, Rabbit, Hatch Charts, forms, and calculators.

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7/14/11 at 7:38pm

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This sounds great, can't wait till the full version is ready and working great.

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10/15/11 at 11:46am

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Hey Tm,

How's it coming? I noticed the demosite that was running a few months back is down. I see you droped CI, and are now developing with ruby? You must be one of those people that learn very good from reading lol If ya need help with CSS give me a ring