Need a Web Developer?
Updated - 16/01/2008
I am currently available for work in central Scotland. Please see the other pages
in this website details concerning my services and
portfolio. My experience includes a number of programming
languages and database systems including; XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, ASP.NET,
Ruby on Rails, Silverlight, mySQL, SQL Server
If you have any queries, don't hesitate to contact me.
New year and Updates! [16/01/2008]
After enjoying the festivities, it's now back to work and the daily grind. I've been
working on a number of on-going projects, extensions to projects and version 2 (or 3)
of websites!
I've recently kicked off a personal project using some exciting new technologies and
ideas. It's very hush hush at the moment. So, keep tuned. I hope to have a bit more
information and a prototype out over the next few months!
However, in the mean-time I'm looking for some development work... So, head over to
the contact page if you need somebody!
New project Online [16/09/2007]
I have been working on a website for an estate agent in Edinburgh. It's been an interesting exercise as
I've had some good PHP problems to solve and I made a Google maps interface for the search results.
Check it out at their website.
This project was very successful. As always I'm keeping busy and I have a number of other projects in the
pipeline. Stay tuned.
Programming Training [08/08/2007]
Recently I have been running some Object Oriented Theory, PHP5 and Ajax/JavaScript classes. These have
went well and proved to be a great experience. Explaining something to somebody else really helps to
clarify your understanding of the subject and really tests your knowledge.
I also have word of a few new projects looming. Check back for updates!
Ajax Query Builder [14/06/2007]
For my honours project at university I created a Ajax query builder designed to be used in
phpMyAdmin. It gained some press coverage on
Ajaxian.com and this led to other appearances on the internet and thousands of visitors. This also provided
me with some encouraging and useful feedback.
I have decided to try and make the JavaScript builder stand alone, so it's not going to be only for phpMyAdmin, it will be
available for other database administration tools. More on this coming soon...