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TrueGoal

Triathlon Training Log,
Swimming Log,
Biking Log,
Running Log,
way of life.

TrueGoal is a training logbook program that I wrote as an exercise to help me learn PHP and MySQL. The program uses these technologies. It is accessed in a web browser via a local webserver (or locally-running PHP and MySQL). TrueGoal is not ready to be run on the Internet yet.

This project has helped me learn quite a bit about database applications, MySQL, and PHP. I'm currently fine-tuning a couple features for version 0.2.0, but after this I plan to focus on a large-scale code rewrite and cleanup for version 0.3.0 (as well as sprucing up the interface). Thus, while the code isn't perfectly clean at the moment, I plan to make improvements where I can.


TrueGoal can run on any operating system. It can be easily installed and run via XAMPP.

The current version is 0.2.0 ("Michel Theato"). Michel Theato of France won the second Olympic marathon in the 1900 Paris games.

For latest news and to leave feedback, see the TrueGoal News Page on my blog.

TrueGoal is probably not quite a way of life just yet, to clarify.

Download link:

TrueGoal has moved (starting with version 0.2.0) to Google Code. See the project page for downloads and instructions. Bugs and feature requests may be reported there as well. I have since removed the Google code page, I wasn't keeping it up to date. You may contact me for a current copy of TrueGoal.

Sorry, but installation of TrueGoal is a little cumbersome since I'm using PHP/MySQL. I recommend installing XAMPP (see link at right) or XAMPP Lite (from the same site) since it's an easy-to-use local webserver. You don't have to be connected to the Internet to use TrueGoal but you do need your local webserver running. There are fairly complete and understandable directions included with the download.

Download, right-click and extract the zip. Inside the "install" folder, double-click "BEGIN-HERE.html" to open it in your web browser.

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Future Plans:

Ok, this section is getting kind of old and it's sort of a pain to keep up. It's a little outdated right now, so I'll work on getting it updated as time goes on.

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