Fwd: STEP: lets aim at History

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>Dear David & Chris
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>If I have interpreted your skills correctly, I'd like to suggest the
>following division of labour:
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>David:
>Researching the available databases to find the one which works on
>most platforms with least installation and without access to an online server
>Create the databases from CSV or equivalent files - or, at least,
>work out how to do this.
>Work out how to get data from the Crosswire project (they will help
>us with that, if we ask)
>Work out how to get data from public domain file of the Perseus
>project into our database (I don't think it is fair to ask for help)
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>Chris:
>Creating a working model to illustrate how the database can be
>accessed by SQL commands in PHP
>Create working web pages from the bare outline
>Gradually build working models of all the different modules of STEP
>Work with the graphic designer so that they don't 'break' the pages
>when they make them pretty.
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>Please tell me if I have misinterpreted your skills and/or interests.
>I think you have seen the rough mock-ups of the project before, but
>I've attached some of them again.
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>We should aim to do something simple to start with - I suggest the
>History module.
>Someone is compiling names and Scripture refs to go with dates, and
>making a large chart.
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>I'll have a go at making a visual representation of the page we are aiming at.
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>David IB