I have updated my homepage.

[Steve Reece]

http://www.stephenreece.com

I have moved to a new web host and now have a dynamic home page that I have written in C# and ASP.NET. I am not necessarily bragging about my user interface design, but I am trying out data manipulation, post backs, and such. I invite you all to try out the page, the updated wallpaper page, etc. and let me know what you think.

[G R 'Scott' Cundiff]

Hey Steve, I checked out your page when you first posted it, but never got around to responding here. Your .asp programming is pretty neat -- it makes for an interesting, interactive page. Very good.

I have just completed a full rewrite of www.kjic.org (http://www.kjic.org) webpages. I have most everything there working with css, including the challenging three column without tables front page.

I have been writing code by hand for a long time, and continue to do it with css, but I admit that I am not ashamed to borrow someone else's pre-written css files to achieve things I don't know how to do!

Anyway, just thought I would let you know that I did look at your site when you posted this, and looked again today.


http://www.stephenreece.com

I have moved to a new web host and now have a dynamic home page that I have written in C# and ASP.NET. I am not necessarily bragging about my user interface design, but I am trying out data manipulation, post backs, and such. I invite you all to try out the page, the updated wallpaper page, etc. and let me know what you think.

[Steve Reece]

I like the your updated page. I have to admit I've been more focused on the .NET code behind than the quality of the user interface. The .NET inteface will generate some styles on its own, but I also know it can handle CSS. I'll probably work with that more as I now turn my attention to AJAX for the user interface. Have you looked much at using AJAX?

Hey Steve, I checked out your page when you first posted it, but never got around to responding here. Your .asp programming is pretty neat -- it makes for an interesting, interactive page. Very good.

I have just completed a full rewrite of www.kjic.org (http://www.kjic.org) webpages. I have most everything there working with css, including the challenging three column without tables front page.

I have been writing code by hand for a long time, and continue to do it with css, but I admit that I am not ashamed to borrow someone else's pre-written css files to achieve things I don't know how to do!

Anyway, just thought I would let you know that I did look at your site when you posted this, and looked again today.

[Gina Stevenson]

"Have you looked much at using AJAX?"

Steve, I've not used AJAX in years ... and years; it's rather rough. :basic05

Sorry, just couldn't resist when you post some apparent computer term that's synonymous with an ancient cleanser. ;)