Welcome to my website where I share my development journey. It all started in 1996 when I built a basic HTML website for the company that I worked for. Although I briefly left the computer industry, I continued to build websites as a hobby. One day, I wanted to create a login system for a web page without using file-based software, so I searched for alternatives to ASP.Net and found a LAMP book. Using my qBasic knowledge from the 80s, I quickly learned PHP for the server-side scripting and MySQL as the database backend. My first real PHP program was a Jeopardy game for a class project. Over time, I transitioned from building website templates to creating them with CMS's that allowed clients to manage their own content without coding knowledge. After finding WordPress and its community, I made the choice to use this CMS in the long run. I take pleasure in developing plugins and customizing websites to meet my clients' needs. Browse my website to discover code snippets and other resources that have helped me become a better coder.
Introduction Starting with MySQL can feel like embarking on a journey into the unknown, especially if you're new to databases. Over time, through trials, errors, and countless 'Aha!' moments, I've gathered valuable insights I wish I knew at the beginning of my MySQL journey. Here, I'll share those insights with you. Understanding the Importance of […]
In the rapidly changing world of digital communication, one company stands out for its unwavering dedication to privacy and security: Proton Technologies. Since its inception, Proton has emerged as a torchbearer for privacy rights, pushing the envelope to redefine what privacy-focused services can accomplish. Founded by CERN scientists in 2013, Proton’s mission is to protect […]
Developing a successful project requires more than just excellent coding skills. As software projects grow in size and complexity, there's an increasing need to manage changes and maintain a clean project history. Herein comes the role of version control systems (VCS), with Git reigning as one of the most popular choices. However, Git can often […]
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