Between January 2001 and January 2002, I maintained the rotary6880.org website. This site was created and managed with Front Page 2002, images were edited with Paint Shop Pro 5 (or 6), and uploaded with CuteFTP. It was a simple site designed for the days of dial-up.
On the whole, I prefer VB.NET for writing applications, but I have worked from time-to-time in C#, mostly writing libraries for my applications. This page will hold my C# work, typically as zipped Visual Studio projects.
In September of 2008, I was asked to rework the Tourism section of the Selma Alabama website. This meant I had to design within a pre-existing template, altering parts of it for our section without breaking other sections. I learned a good bit about Joomla during this project, not only how to use Joomla in general but also how to hack around its template system. The most important thing I learned about Joomla during this was how much I prefer Wordpress.
Yougottahaveit! was my first professional, web gig. There were a couple of layouts before and after the one pictured above, but the one displayed was the design I had the most hand in developing. Yougottahaveit! was hosted at Yahoo!Store and was built using the RTML template engine.
(The image above was taken from Archive.org and touched up in Paint Shop Pro where a background image was missing.)
This widget is counting down the days until June 1st, 2009, the day Empowered volume 4 comes out. After that, I’ll be pretty much worthless until the release date of volume five is published. The widget uses PHP to generate a date object and prototype.js for its timer function, which drives the count down logic. To add this widget to your web page, go to http://empowered.kerovia.net/.
UPDATE: Per Adam Warren’s post, the fifth volume of Empowered is scheduled for a June 2009 release. As such, I have updated the timer to countdown to June of next year. I will adjust the date as more information becomes available.
