Web Development

Building websites is something I’ve always been into (once Transformers and Street Fighter could no longer do it for me). Initially it was a hobby and then somewhere along the line I made a conscious decision that web development is what I was going to do for a living. It followed suit that once I knew what I wanted to do, I would want to be good at doing it too.

Regardless of how much I think I know now however, I’m still trying to overcome the initial feeling of unworthiness from starting up my own web development blog. I did get some sound advice though from one of the developers I’m working with right now, who told me to write my posts as if I’m my own audience (essentially as if I’m talking to myself), because ultimately I should be using my blog to consolidate my own thoughts and further my own understanding of the subject matter. If this means I can help a few fellow devs increase their understanding of the job along the way then great. If these fellow devs subsequently find holes in my posts then even better! We learn from our mistakes.

The main methodologies, processes and technologies I’ll aim to cover will include:

• XHTML & CSS
• JavaScript
• C# .Net
• Agile (XP)
• S.O.L.I.D
• DDD
• TDD
• DBC (Design by Contract)