Mo shuíomh nua

Dúirt mé roimhe sin go bhfuil mé ag lorg URL nua. Bhuel, dóbair gur réitigh mé an URL madelk.net a cheannach (at least at this moment, could change). Aistreoidh mé mo URL mar dhíol mé mo shuíomh reatha (fuair mé praghas den carr beag air) (shh, is Rún Stáit é).
Cheannaigh mé an URL ssi-developer.net dhá bhliain ó shin agus thóg mé an suíomh nuair a bhí mé ag foghlaim an ábhair SSI (Server Side Includes),
ach nuair a thosaigh mé ag foghlaim an ábhair seo thuig mé gur SSI ina ábhar an-bheag agus mar sin d’fhás mé an suíomh chun ábhair eile a chuimsiú, mar shampla Cascading Style Sheets (CSS le W3C), Htaccess, XHTML (XHTML le W3C) agus ábhair eile mar sin. Tá CSS ina “hot topic” agus is rannóg faiseanta é ar mo shuíomh.
Ní raibh mé an-shásta riamh le mo shuíomh reatha agus ba mhian liom suíomh nua a dhéanamh; anois, tá seans nua agam. Déanfaidh mé suíomh nua faoin ábhar céanna ach tá rún agam go mbeidh an súiomh níos mó, níos fearr agus níos faiseanta ná mo shean-suíomh. Sin é mo phlean ar aon chaoi! Tá suim agam go mbeidh an suíomh nua ar líne in gceann cúpla seachtain.

Bhí plean eile agam roimhe sin. Bhí mé ag déanamh suíomh Gaeilge, Dianchúrsa, ach theip ar an bplean sin; sin é an saol.

Sin é anois.
Míle buíochas as do chabhair a Chionaoidh!!

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6 Comments.

  1. I didn’t understand a single word, but I think you’re right :-)

  2. LOL :)

    It’s nothing interesting but if you want a translation I can do one.

  3. Don’t worry Maca,
    I think it’s something to do with your new website and that you had good advices from Cionaodh.
    What have I misunderstood? :-)

  4. Yeah, it’s basically saying that I’ll be making a new website with much the same info from the last website but it will be better. Plus I thanked Cionaodh for fixing my Irish.
    Have you been secretly learning Irish? :)

  5. I just spotted some key words. I’m far away from your knowledge :-)
    But I’ve read (well, read is a big word…) some articles in Cionaodh’s blog and I was surprised to read the content of the link about Dingle Name… I didn’t know that the name Dingle has been cancelled, but I remember that signposts were already reading An Daingean only since 1994.

  6. Sssh don’t mention Dingle. There was a lot of arguments about that issue, people worried about losing tourists, others annoyed that the “wrong” Irish name was chosen. It was all a bit of a mess.