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LincsPiper: Community site by 2 mates with Aspergers syndrome

by Nelson Kelem —

Here’s what a “do or dare” can result in. 2 teenagers I met a year ago and that have been an inspiration to me in return, have learned some Ruby, Rails and HTML5 and CSS and created this site for Lincolnshire people as a community website. Tutorial references and guides from RubyFlow, RubyInside, Rails guides, and Beginning Ruby 2nd edition - found somewhere online, among many other websites and pdf guides. Thank you Rubyists.

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The link was chopped off I think due to being too long. So here <a href=”http://www.lincspiper.co.uk/posts/1-lincspiper-launches-and-struggles-to-impress-the-good-ol-yellowbellies> LincsPiper launches and struggles to impress the good ol’ Yellowbellies

Nelson Kelem —

Ah whats happening? http://www.lincspiper.co.uk/posts/1-lincspiper-launches-and-struggles-to-impress-the-good-ol-yellowbellies

Nelson Kelem —

No, it was cut off because you wrote A AHREF=”” rather than A HREF=”” ;-P Fixed now.

PeterCooper —

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