Hartismere Website :: A History :: 2016
In 2016 the website got another facelift and another rewrite in C#.
Many of the concepts of the 2014 website remained - but were optimised and improved. The total size of the website was about 200Gb.
A key change was the removal of pages, and a traditional hierarchical navigational structure. Gone are menus and nested pages, Instead, the website is made up of items which are grouped together by "tags" - much like other web2.0 sites like Facebook and YouTube etc.
A lot of the "clutter" was removed and a fancy "landing" page was added.
Documents
In this section...
Hartismere Website :: A History :: 2010
Hartismere Website :: A History :: 2001 (1st Ed)
Hartismere Website :: A History :: 2007
Hartismere: Online since 1997!
Hartismere Website :: A History :: 2018
Hartismere Website :: A History :: 2004
Hartismere Website :: A History :: 2003
Hartismere Website :: A History :: 2001 (2nd Ed)
See also...
I Belong: encouraging girls into computer science programme
How Ofcom is helping children to be safer online – a guide for parents
Hartismere Art & Photography Exhibition 2023
Hartismere websites - A history
Hartismere theatre workshop 2022: Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
Explore...
C# Cook Book // Word Search (Console)
MegaProcessor - the largest CPU in the world
A Level CS: Algorithm Assembly Instructions
Code.Org - Express computer science course
Essential programming skills to learn
Acceptable use of ICT (students)
New...
WAR HORSE, Norwich Theatre Royal, Thursday 6th November 2025 Places available
Correspondence from the Exams Office
November 2025 GCSE Examinations
Admissions and Application Forms :: Main School and Sixth Form
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Website Archive Just For Fun Computer Science Year 13 YouTube Avatar Robmiles.Com C# Cook Book Year 9 Options Staff Information Gallery GCSE CS A Levels Repl.It Revision Year 10 Admissions Key Stage 3 Reading
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