I'm a web designer/developer in
Auckland, New Zealand.
Currently working at Web Widgets Ltd, I help customers with technical queries and do a whole bunch of website development on the side. When I'm not at work, I help my friends with technical queries and do a whole bunch of website development on the side. I'm one of those people who can stare at a screen full of code all day and not go crazy. I'm also one of those people who has a creative eye, and transferring design mockups to working, valid XHTML and CSS is a breeze.
My time is mostly focused on learning new jQuery, Javascript and PHP tricks; many of which I'll post here in my web development blog, including a jQuery Sortable tutorial, as well as a bit of code that uses Javascript instead of target="_blank".
You can view the websites I have made for businesses and individuals in New Zealand via my website examples.
Contact me now to give your Auckland business an online presence.
Game Programming: My First Steps
Recently I've decided to bring a small PC game idea to fruition. Here's the first installment of my misadventures into PC programming.
Perhaps you'll be able to learn something too, especially if you have no idea where to begin.
Easy and Awesome jQuery Plugins: Sortable
jQuery plugins are a great way to make your site more interactive and usable. In this post I cover just one part of the jQuery UI: jQuery sortable.
read more »Mac vs PC
A bit of a rant about the Mac VS PC debate and why I actually don't care.
Countries as an Associative Array for Codeigniter
If you are using a framework like Codeigniter, you'll need to populate a dropdown input as an array. When it's a dropdown full of countries, this can take a long time. Fortunately, I've done it for you!
read more »Why isn't Apache starting on xampp lite?
Apache not starting on your portable server (eg. xampp lite)? Hopefully this post will help you out. If not, I'm sorry for the further damage I have done to your settings.
Using Javascript instead of target="_blank"
Ever wanted to open a link in a new window while still using valid HTML? Here's an easy way to do it with Javascript.
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