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Trying To Take Negatives And Make A Positive

Serielda

By Serielda
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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They say in mathematical sciences a negative and a negative make something positive. Well lets see if I can try and apply this to my current situations in life. At work I am in an mentorship progarm for  computer programming as I want to move from a current job I hold to being a programer.  Some of the things I need to learn is  databases and maybe with having to track my food even more carefully than I was ,I can use this as a swift kick in the rear to finally learn how to build and maintain databases.  Has anyone here had experience doing such?  I am currently working on my front end of the project to where I enter food, carbs, fats and calories and effect of eating said food item, if there is one that needs recorded. I tend to only make notes in my paper copy if I feel sick afterwards. Any ideas from anyone who has tried such a project would be a great benefit to helping me learn something I need to as well as taking better care of myself.

 

A side note on my vegan blues fest issue. While Dr.'s have stated with current going on's being vegan is not a good idea dietary wise. There are other ways I guess I can do to help with that. While the diet needs to change, I can continue to not use leather bags or products that have been tested or contain animal by products. I know it isn't the same but it does have an impact minorly.

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What kind of databases are you learning? There would likely be tons of info on any type of database using a google search....

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I am thinking mySQL, or MongoDB

What kind of databases are you learning? There would likely be tons of info on any type of database using a google search....

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I don't know much about mongoDB, but there would be tons of info online about mySQL, which is one of the oldest Internet DB's out there, and what this site runs on.

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