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I do not claim to be a web(master|developer|designer|insert-title-here), but I do also
think that I write decent HTML code.
I try as much as possible to stick to W3C HTML guidelines and make whatever I write
compatible with any browser.
In here I will list some of the projects I worked on, and my comments and ideas.
I hope you can find this useful for your own projects, you can email me and I will
send you the code I have written
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Accad.ORG
Thou art here!!!
My own personal web space. I tried to be as straight forward as possible.
Standard HTML (W3 HTML 4.0), Cascading Style Sheets, and Apache's amazing
SSI (Server Side Includes). I really do like the way it looks right now. I do
not update it as much as I would like, not because of lack of time as most
other people will say, but because of lack of interesting things I can put in
it. Drop me a line and tell me what you think.
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Generositas.org
Developed in Embedded Perl.
The concept is simple, get a list of Charities from a database, pipe it to HTML,
and create a "Business Card" single page of every charity using info retreived
from the database. The idea was to provide charities that do not have their own
web space with a one page presence on the web where people can look up their
mission and objectives.
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CircleOfGenerosity.org
Another project that I was doing while doing the Generositas site. Sadly I never
got to finish it because I changed jobs, and because the project itself was
cancelled shortly afterwards, no idea why.
Again developed using pure HTML with Apache SSI, with some Perl scripts for the
search function and the "contact us" page.
The news panel on the right is another DB connectivity script that pulls news items
from a local database, also in Perl.
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MLUG.ca
One day, the local Linux users group in Montreal (MLUG) webmaster sent out a request for
someone to take over the job, I did a quick design, they liked it and ported it to the
current server and threw the job at me :)
Originally, I used HTML and SSI, but moved to Zope and DTML afterwards, these days
I am burried up to my ears in Python howtos.
This site is also mirrored here.
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