Technical Web Development Articles

I wrote a couple of recipes for this developer's reference book. It contains over 250 VB.NET examples. C# versions of all the recipes are available from the book's website.

ASPToday.com

ASPToday.com is a popular subscription site targetted at web developers using Windows technologies. My first article for ASPToday.com: ASP Documentation Systems (A look at commercial ASP documentation systems, and how to go about creating your own system).

ASPAlliance.com

The ASP Alliance was founded in 1997 and allows ASP and web technology experts to share their knowledge with the developer community. Most technical articles I write are posted here. Most popular article: VBScript Regular Expressions (Using Regular Expressions with VBScript - a brief introduction).

Ariadne

In early 1999 I was commissioned to write a column for the quarterly online newsletter Ariadne. This is a web magazine covering Internet issues for librarians and information specialists. The column addresses how Windows NT technology can be used to enhance an institution’s web presence. My last described the Index Server Companion, and was published in the September 2002 issue. Previous articles have covered the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), Internet Information Server, Site Server Search, Active Server Pages and Site Server 3.0 Commerce Edition.

ASPWatch

Active Server Pages (ASP) are my main area of expertise. Between 1999 and 2000 I wrote the occasional article for the site. Unfortunately the site is no longer online, but many of the ASP scripts are still available.

The Complete Webmaster

The Complete Webmaster was established as a complete site for web developers, with articles. Unfortunately the site hasn't been updated for a long time. Between January 1998 and January 1999 I wrote 19 web tutorials for The Complete Webmaster, covering JavaScript, ASP and FrontPage 98. A complete list of my articles for The Complete Webmaster is available. Most popular article: A JavaScript Banner Ad Rotator.

MCPCentral.com was "...a site dedicated to becoming the One-Stop Resource for those who develop on the Microsoft Platform using Microsoft embraced Technologies."