Some programmer thinks that writing script is not real programming. They believe program should be convert into binary then be executed.

When I first to write code, I met BASIC. Yes, with it I learned the raw concept of program(with LineNumber something like ASM). Thanks to BASIC. But in that time, the think I care most is to write a program which can turn into binary like exe and com. So I went to study Pascal and C.

Years pasted. I've grow up and finally I understand the truth of programming, Algorithm and Data Structure. And I became an C++ coder. But I love script. Python is my favorite.

Script program can save your time. As we already know that programming is to process data. We must save our life but not waste time. I'm no longer the child wanna make a binary. I prefer to an algorithm, a project, or something more challengingly and complex.

However, binary is also a script... A script to CPU, isn't it?

Last week I went to the presentation of Bath University.

I have heard about it, a small town near London. A very beautiful city like the other cities I've ever know, such as Edinburgh, Leeds and so on...

I was very surprised that all the students around me is student of cultural science. Why there is no engineer thinking about getting abroad? I don't think engineers have got poor English. Maybe they're short of the environment to get in touch with the foreigners.

Bath is a beautiful city. I'll go there for sure, even not for education.

Now I'm beginning my weblog in English. The url is going to be kjam.org/en

Yes, when I made my decision to write weblog in English, the first thing I have to do is to modifty my current blog progrom to meet my demand.

There are functions in tag and categories in my current system. Because it is very difficult to decide which category does your post belong to, I drop this function. But now, I reuse the category again. There are two categories in my blog system: Chinses and English.

This blog is written in django. Following the DRY principles, I did not totally build it from zero. Thank to beyking he wrote a blog for himself and share the code to the opensource world. This blog is based on his work, althought about 80% code has been modified.