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Hi there, you've stumbled across my little corner of the Internet. My website is just a quick and dirty portfolio of sorts, with my resume and some pictures and things for my family and friends to take a peek at from time to time. If you were guided here by my response to a job or project posting, please take a moment to download my latest resume in Word format.
If you are looking for a programmer or website developer, please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions. I'd be happy to give you a free quote or some guidance in any project you are considering. I specialize in website development, leveraging Microsoft .NET (mainly C#) to build automated and lightly-managed platforms for delivering content and/or products. In layman's terms, I build websites and software that either run themselves, or are so intuitive that the non-tech savvy can manage them after deployment and don't need to continually pay a developer to service the application. | |
| [Wednesday, February 13, 2008] Obligatory website update |
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I'm updating my website because I havent actually added any content to it in a year or something
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| [Monday, January 01, 2007] Happy New Years 2007! |
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I sincerely hope that you've all had a safe New Years Eve and continue on to a wonderful, prosperous 2007!
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| [Saturday, April 16, 2005] How to Create a Custom .NET Marquee Server Control |
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I'm currently working on a web-based customer support (trouble-ticket) system, and one of the requirements was
that I have some sort of "alert" system, where an administrator can create a list of alerts for the users of the system to quickly see ...
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| [Tuesday, April 05, 2005] ViceVersa Pro |
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If you need to mirror data on one drive (or network share) to another, with the ability for ordering, complex rules, exclusions, scheduling, and more, this software may be for you.
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| [Monday, March 28, 2005] New personal website platform |
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I've been working on a large marketing portal system for the last few months, and this evening was able to...
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| [Monday, March 28, 2005] Walking HTML as if it were XML within .NET |
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I've had a persistant problem where I have needed to handle large blobs of HTML and perform batch operations such as updating all of the image links, or accessing elements of the HTML to update attributes...
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