About

Currently I am a Online Developer, but most of what I do at work would classify me as a Front-End Web Developer. My main skills are CSS, creating XHTML/HTML templates, Photoshop, Flash and SEO. My web language of choice is PHP, but at work we use Coldfusion. Coldfusion isn’t that bad, but I definitely prefer using CFScript rather than the hard to read CFML tags. Like many others in the Information Technology field, I have had a job in tech support and I have a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.

I started learning HTML in 1998 and my primary tool for almost a year was Notepad, until I found better text editors with syntax highlighting. I can proudly say I never used Frontpage. I was a Netscape user, because when IE crashed it would take down Windows 95/98 with it 90% of the time. Eventually I moved to Mozilla, then to Phoenix which became Firebird and then Firefox.

I’m not a A-List Blogger or anyone famous. I had a blog a few years ago but didn’t keep it up to date very much, but I hope this blog will be different. I have no plans to “reblog” stuff other people are already talking about or any other big news on the web. Keeping things random, interesting and unique are my main goals. This site won’t just be about Technology though, because that would bore me to the point that I would stop updating it. I definitely don’t plan to go into personal stuff, because I’ve never liked blogs that do that. And if I go without updating my blog for awhile, its probably because I’m busy working on a site or messing with some code. I’ve never understood how other web developers can take the time to make blog posts almost daily, while managing a separate full time job.

A note to the grammar and spelling police: I do reread my posts, but I do make typos, its the human in me. It seems catching typos on a monitor is harder than on paper.