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A Journal about the experiences I have developing little applications in C#, Perl, Html and Javascript and talking about things new things that I use. Always Geeky; Always Nerdy; Always poor Grammer!

I am a Software Analyst Developer working in Southport, England but living in Liverpool. I develop mainly in C# and ASP.Net. I have been developing comercial software for several years now. I maintain this site (hosted at SwitchMedia UK) as a way of exploring new technologies (such as AJAX) and just generally talking about techie geek issues. This site is developed through a host of Perl scripts and a liberal use of Javascript. I enjoy experimenting with new technologies and anything that I make I host here.

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Saturday, February 18, 2006

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Coding Horror

Coding Horror [http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/] is a brilliant blog. It is the kind of blog that I like to read at the moment, it has some insighful entries and is just generally a good blog to read. I wish I could style myself around this Blog.

I might try the layout of that site in my own blog because it is very crisp and clean, my site is bloated, slow and ugly colours.

I am pretty sure people find my entries hard to read.

I know having a good looking blog doesn't make a good blog, but I think a blog that is easy to read and to follow is far better.

Anyway over the next week I will take a backup of this template and try a simpler much crisper layout.

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