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A Web Developer and Programmer from the UK, this website is my chance to give back to the OpenSource community. Over the years through the use of OpenSource technologies, forums etc I have gained alot of knowledge and experience and I would like to provide others (or at least try) with the knowledge and/or tools to achieve their goals.
A big ask? Perhaps, but let me be the judge of that. But until I decide I have bitten off more than I can chew, I will be writing blogs on interesting items I've come across, problems I've found, and how to get round them, and general advice and techniques. Also I will be making some of my projects available for download, which I will be maintaining regularly. A list of these projects can be found to the right and include packages for use with Umbraco CMS as well as Python and C# libraries.
As well as this knowledge, I would also like to provide companies and/or individuals with my expertise. If you require a .NET or Python developer with a great knowledge of C#, XPath, XSLT, Umbraco CMS, Django Framework, CSS; amongst other skill sets, for short or long term projects, send me a message from the Contact page.
Latest Article
AutoTag v1.3 released
12 Feb 2010
Ok, so following an email from Darren Ferguson; Umbraco MVP nominee, I finally got round to updating my AutoTags project.
Theres been some pretty hefty updates, mainly to the user interface. As the original UI was, well, rubbish!! Hopefully it looks a bit better anyway. I've also added better notifications when errors occur, as well as adding errors to the Umbraco Log table.
Also, as requested by an Umbraco community member, I have enabled the ability to choose when node properties are used for tag generation. By default, all properties are used, but its possible to limit the number of properties using a semi-colon seperated string in appSettings section of web.config, e.g:
You can download it from my our.umbraco.org page, or ...read more