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Superior Zone:

Miser Project Construction Zone

Local Zone:

construction.htm Construction Zone (this page)
c000000.htm Diary & Job Jar
index.htm readings/ Construction Structure

Subordinate Zones:

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Related Materials:

Construction Materials

Status:

This Construction Structure was successfully repurposed/preserved as part of the 2023-08-29 stage of the Site Preservation Project. Check those pages for additional details of the approach to repurposing/preservation/repair.

Change History

2023-08-31T19:23Z bib/ Consolidation of Orcmid's Lair readings/ and Miser Project readings/

The two change histories have been combined and lightly edited for historical/archival purposes. The (merged) Diary & Job Jar is now the continuation for the consolidation.

2014-04-30-17:03 Subsequent Change History is carried in the Diary & Job Jar, c000000.htm.

2003-08-01-10:48 Establish Construction Zone (Orcmid's Lair)

The steady migration of pages to a consistent HTML 4.01 style, with reliance on inclusion of standard elements for the construction shack, is formalized here. The annotated-bibliography pages are being restyled as they are touched as part of normal updating. The construction structure is now updated to reflect that activity. Further construction zone activity and change history is now recorded in the construction job jar for this section of the site.

2002-07-11-15:44 Replace ProgSys.htm by FunProg.htm (Miser Project)

I do not need a general programming systems and language bibliography here, and the one actually compiled is mostly about functional programming. I made the necessary adjustments here to switch to Functional Programming. It would be useful to have Programming Systems separate from Software Tools along with the Computer Science material, and I will make a reincarnation of Programming Systems in Orcmid's Readings.

2002-03-17-12:22 Clean up for Separate Mirror (Miser Project)

Separation of miser-theory.info from orcmid.com requires careful correction of links to the bibliographies in Orcmid's Lair /readings. The process is complete when the same is true for incoming links from the master bibliography list.
1. The construction history and default page are set up for the miser-theory.info mirroring.
2. The progsys.htm and theory.htm are also upgraded, with attention to cross-references. Some corrections to shortcuts are made just for neatness.
3. The Readings files that are kept here, near the bibliography entries that refer to them, are updated to be part of an independent miser-theory.info mirror.
4. The Orcmid Reading Notes log is updated to refer to the notes here via the miser-theory.info mirror.
5. The Orcmid Readings Master Bibliography (authors.htm) is updated to refer to the bibliography sections here via the miser-theory.info mirror.
6. Both Orcmid's Lair and The Miser Project are updated on infonuovo.com to prepare for migration of The Miser Project next.

2001-11-29-12:33 Complete Mirror Grouping (Orcmid's Lair)

The top structure of Orcmid's Lair is set up so that there is no dependency on anything global to the /orcmid sub-web. The only peer dependency is into the /miser sub-web. [2002-03-28: Even that dependency is being removed in favor of http://miser-theory.info/]
1. The images in the title bars of construction-structure pages are located in the /orcmid/images folder.
2. All internal and lateral (miser) references are relative references.
3. Hard links in these pages are being replaced by relative links that do not depend upon their being a known anchor site for location of this material.

2001-11-26-14:32 Begin to Prepare Mirror Grouping (Orcmid's Lair)

Orcmid's Lair and the Miser Project are interdependent sections that are capable of being mirrored independently of other groups (such as those for DMware). The relativization of links and the use of global indexes for linking outside of the relative group is being introduced here as it is for DMware.
1. I am revising the construction structure first, so that relative links work up the tree, and links to the builders of Orcmid's Lair are to an author page in the ultimate (orcmid-level) construction section.
2. Eventually, the entire group is relative to Orcmid's Lair and the image and construction sections there are the top ones used, with anything else determined from construction.

2001-05-10-14:14 Use simplified location-identification (Orcmid's Lair)

Since I am working here today, I began cleaning up the construction structure to use the simplified "location" identification begun with the orcmid top-level construction-structure pages.

2001-04-08-17:24 Introduce NuovoDoc Centrale identification (Orcmid's Lair)

The images and links are changed to reflect the new NuovoDoc Centrale nomenclature and branding.
Amended 2001-11-29: The NuovoDoc identification and the Centrale identification is submerged so that there is no limitation on the choice of anchor site. Although a NuovoDoc image is being used for the initial OrcmidsLair-logo image, that will be remedied simply by replacing the image later. All links to the image are already correct.

2000-09-08-12:27 Add Being Coverage (Orcmid's Lair)

I added a "Being" bibliography and also continued the cleaning-up that originated on the Miser Project. The notes on readings are now part of a consistent Ryymmnn.htm series of web pages, and there will be a single catalog for the entire Orcmid's Lair group.

2000-09-06-12:27 Introduce R-numbered notes for readings (Orcmid's Lair)

I introduce R-numbered notes in place of the randomly-named ones, and begin to provide more organization, inspired by my experience supporting ODMA.

2000-07-18-21:53 Expand Some More (Orcmid's Lair)

I want to include some standard software and programming language books for convenient reference from around the site. I am going to include them in software tools, because I can't figure out where else they go.

2000-07-18-19:06 Add default page and connect up the readings to readings elsewhere (Miser Project)

I added a default page here too, provided a link to the two bibliographies and to bibliographies elsewhere on this site (now in Orcmid's Lair).

2000-07-18-18:27 Expand Readings (orcmid)

I took apart a working bibliography for The Miser Project, and a few items made their way back here.
1. I started a System Architecture and Design readings page and a Computer Science readings page.
2. I am ending up with a bibliography that is divided up in arbitrary categories and also distributed among projects on infonuovo.com. I may not like how this goes, but it is what I am doing for now.
3. I finally created a default page, and used it to list the "readings" that there are so far.
4. I tidied up the quality page and made all of the pages uniform.

2000-07-18-14:17 Create Miser Project /reading Project & Construction Log (Miser Project)

A bibliography, since generalized to Orcmid's Lair, is created here for cataloging bibliographic entries for computation-theory materials.

2000-07-18-14:17 Create orcmid/reading Project & Construction Log (Orcmid's Lairy)

1. The orcmid reading project is created to provide a place for notes, bibliographies, and reviews of material that I find valuable in the work of InfoNuovo and the projects carried on infonuovo.com.

2. I established an index.htm and this construction.log to provide the initial construction structure.
3. The initial content consists of two bibliographies. One on materials addressing quality processes, another on the general computing milieu. These bibliographies are also intended to support more specialized references and notes in individual projects, such as The Miser Project.
4. This collection continues the idea of using random Web-page names for material that is not intended to be cross-referenced and which may be of an ephemeral character (such as BXn9rCKW.htm was originally). It also means that agents (robots) and trollers can't find these pages by guessing their names. It is necessary to know the link. At some point, I may drive myself crazy with this stuff.