Open Source – thinking outside the box

Posted by Sebastyn Sebby on Mar 2, 2010 in open source, Scripts | 0 comments

When we’re reliant on open source scripts, we often find ourselves in a situation, that nothing that exists out there quite fits to what we need. The more specialised your needs are, the more certain it is that there’s no such thing developed for that exact use. Take my case for example. I wanted to create an identification database for Barbie-dolls, so that the users could use drop down menu’s to select the dolls eye colour hair colour and body parts used to find the doll they are looking for. (Makes sense to a collector,...