Working!

I've started to actually start working a lot on my JS Reference. I've already created the form for submitting the content, now I have to work on the PHP. I'll let you know as soon as it's finished!

Some things to know:

• Please create a TheMadMail account by going to my website www.themadcomputer.com. Look at the left sidebar and there's the button for the creating an account form.
• Only I have your TheMadMail information. Any content you send in always gets sent to me, even if your account information that you submit is inaccurate. I see an email sent to me with PHP with the content you submit and your account information, and look for the account information I have saved to see if that account information you entered matches.
• I know no one does this, but please read the Terms, because I can terminate your account if you break the Terms. You'll see the Terms (they are short) when you sign up for TheMadMail and you'll be asked to accept them.

Have a great weekend!

JS Reference -- Built by Many Developers!

Guess what I'm working on! A JS reference on my website--but here's the thing! I'm not making it alone. I'm putting it up so that you and many other developers on my website can help by submitting their content to me!

What I will be asking for is:

• Clear information on how to work with the method, object, or anything else in JS.
• Examples on the page (use JS coding for this.)
• That you have a TheMadMail account.

This page is still in the works, but is looking better and better. 

Will I create developer contests?

There is nothing much on my website yet (www.themadcomputer.com), since I still have a bunch to create. However, you can sign up for a TheMadMail account meanwhile.

There is a good chance that I will be putting up developer contests on my website using my TheMadMail PHP system.

These developer contests will be put up so that you can send me a URL to your JavaScript, HTML(5), or CSS(3) creation. When the spaces have filled up I will select who's the winner and their creation will be put up on my website and possibly receive some prize.

But I did say "chance," didn't I? If I am to add developer contests onto my website, I need to make sure that I get enough visitors. The first contest may be very slow because of this. I'm thinking that I should maybe allow 10 spots at first, and see how quickly they fill up. Or maybe even fewer.

We will see. If you have any good suggestions, comment here!

A quick reminder...

Hey, just so you know, if you want to receive my emails, please sign up for a TheMadMail account! Developer tips, and important TheMadComputer news. Also, if you sign up for a TheMadMail account, you get to provide feedback for my website, www.themadcomputer.com!

Fights and Blood was an idea...

Hello, readers. My new PHP feedback form was created yesterday--and now you can sign up for a TheMadMail account in order to receive my emails and provide feedback for my website.

And now I have something else to tell you. Fights and Blood has turned out to be rejected--some sort of game idea inside my head. I'm creating a goal game that saves your progress some time soon--not right now, since I'm writing, but I'm going to be planning this game and my future games in a notebook so I know what to do.

What my basic idea is the type of game that saves your progress so you can play later. Verse computer-generated players and all. Try to get to the goal. Make money and buy soldiers. Attack the computer-generated players for stuff. Have an inventory. And more.

Well, we'll see. I'll just jot down some stuff in one of my notebooks.

Regular news

Yes, my feedback form is coming out! Oh, I'm writing... no wait, I've got to do this. Okay. Whatever.

No, seriously, I've been writing for a couple of days without touching my feedback form... is that a confession? Well, yes, in a way, because I've been letting that hang off while I go into the writer world for a bit and write some tense mystery. But, yes, I'm just about to release my feedback form! I'll send and email about it to you when it is released--if you've signed up for TheMadMail.

You'll need a TheMadMail account to provide feedback for me. You can sign up for a TheMadMail account for FREE right now at http://www.themadcomputer.com/themadmail_newaccount.html and receive important emails on game releases, and other major news (not my blog posts) and send me feedback!

Also? I've been considering (pretty much ever since themadcomputer.com came out) running my own developer contests, where you create something in JavaScript, HTML5 or CSS3 that is compatible in Google Chrome and send it to me through a form. But hey--don't get all ready with any developer projects yet! I'm still only thinking about it.

TheMadMail update

Okay, readers, I have updated TheMadMail majorly so you can have a secure account. I have added the following features:

• New Terms
• Requiring a username and password
• Instead of just signing up, create an account
• All new look for signing up for an account
• Secure account deleting

If anybody has thought of signing up, well you have waited a good time. Very soon, I will create an account manager and possibly a feedback form. Remember that I will know a few of the actions performed in TheMadMail for security reasons.