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 '''First Attempt''' <br>
-At the beginning of the Course we tried to set up our own Fingi-Site.
+At the beginning of the Course we tried to set up our own Fingi-Site. <br> <br>
+'''http://webuser.uni-weimar.de/~feji4011/first_attempt/''' <br><br>
-'''http://webuser.uni-weimar.de/~feji4011/first_attempt/'''
+With regards to the Task of getting started with Content Management i tried to implement some ideas of content Management.<br>
-With regards to the Task of getting started with Content Management i tried to implementen some ideas of content Management.<br>
 I worked with JavaScript to enable the possibility of creating News, Gallery-Entries, Workshop-Entries, Downloads and Links ( also grouped entries ) in *.json Files, whose are interpreted to created the content of the site.<br>
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 [[File:workshops.png|400px]]
 [[File:Workshop_json.png|400px]]
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+<br><br>
+'''Overview of a Content Management System''' <br>
+Here i don't have anything to show. We worked with Typo3 to get an Overview of a modern Content Management System. My Task was to enable the "realUrl" extansion to get readable url's instead of the default "http://www.SITENAME.com/id=X" url's.
+We got some trouble with the version we used but in the end everything worked okay :)
+<br><br>
+'''Info Vis''' <br>
+The Next step was to introduce us to some Information Visualisation Technics and Frameworks.<br>
+In our Case we worked with the "Highcharts" framework. (http://www.highcharts.com/) <br> <br>
+'''http://webuser.uni-weimar.de/~feji4011/infoVis/'''<br> <br>
+The site will connect to the Fingies Server and display
+* how much user are/were on
+* how much of each input is used
+* how much of each output is used
+* detailed information of every user who is logged in at the moment
+[[File:infoVis.png|400px]]<br> <br>
+'''AngularJS''' <br>
+We were also introduced in the AngularJS Framework by Google (https://angularjs.org/), which is a powerfull framework for reacting on runtime changes of variables.<br>
+The Task was to create a little tool to store and edit phone numbers (like a contact list). <br> <br>
+'''http://webuser.uni-weimar.de/~feji4011/angularJS/'''<br> <br>
+[[File:contactList.png|100px]]
+<br><br>
+I implemented
+* loading saved users from a Json File
+* editing saved users
+* adding new users
+* search for saved users
+Note that you have to Click an Entry to edit him. To unselect the entry just click anywhere within the Contact list (on a place which has no other function).
+<br><br>
+'''Playing with Fingie''' <br>
+The last (and biggest) Task was to use the Output of the Fingie Boxes to create a creative and intresting visualisation. <br> <br>
+'''http://webuser.uni-weimar.de/~feji4011/svgGame/'''<br> <br>
+My Idea was to create a little Game, which can be played by more than one Person.<br>
+I used the AngularJS Framework to change the Values of an SVG File at runtime. With this Method i was able to change the position, rotation and some other values of groups of objects within the SVG.<br><br>
+[[File:svgGame.png|400px]]<br><br>
+The Task of the game is to hit a ship with a cannon. To make it more difficult i tried to implement some kind of a "real" curve of the cannonball.<br><br>
+The Site will look for registered Fingie Boxes and you can set the input Box for controlling:
+* the aiming cross
+* the "shoot"-command
+* the speed of the ship