I’ve been pretty busy lately doing web development work as part of my daily job. When I started up again a few years back I had just some experience in html and photoshop. Now I’ve expanded to a good working knowledge of php, css and javascript, building some really cool apps I’ve actually deployed internally to high praise. Of course, you’ll never see these apps since they’re “confidential” but the underlying code took a lot of work, a lot of research, and I’m really proud of it.
So a few months ago I launched code.lawpower.net, a site designed around the spirit of sharing code. I’ve worked really hard to find stuff on the web that will allow me to do certain things on a website. I’m hoping that you’ll find some of my code useful, or maybe give you an idea to write even better code.
Each post is written in a problem/solution format. What problem was I facing which required some fresh code, and how did I come to a solution to solve it. I’ll always have a live demo available so you can see the code in action, as well as downloadable source code for you to play with. I think this is a great way for me to give back to the web community which I’ve borrowed so much code from.
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