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  • Ajax Page Load

    Load a page asyncronously using JQuerys load.

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  • CodeProject

    A good programming site, many articles and tutorials.

  • Folding@Home

    You can do your part to help find a cure for cancer by donating a portion of your computers idle time to this

  • Microsoft ASP.Net

    Microsoft's official ASP.Net site with tons of tutorials, videos and articles.

  • HQ 4th Marines (Vietnam)

    A place to view vintage pictures and see and hear what the experience was like. Leave a message for Stoney he would like that.

  • Digital Blasphemy

    Where I get my desktop wallpaper, visit the free section where he maintains a small section for free.

Since this sites inception I have continued to learn and grow. I want to thank all the great people at Code Project for putting up with me and answering my sometimes stupid questions. As I continue to learn I intend to translate that into what you find on this site in the hopes that you can learn from my mistakes and walk away a little better than when you came.

Your opinion is valuable to me and I need the feedback to know if I'm on the right track or way off base. Sometimes its hard to tell from where I'm sitting. :)

During the course of its exsistence JaxCoder has and will continue to take on new forms, morphing to improve visual appeal and offer more information in a aesthetically pleasing format. If you have any comments or would just like to contact me feel free to do so at:

Will work for food

I'm an old assembler and C programmer self taught in the object oriented languages and Web design. Upon graduating from Murray State University in 1983 I Started doing embedded systems for the automotive industry, got a wild hair and moved to Florida in 1986 and did some work on DEC PDP and MicroVax computers. I got out of the programming field in 1995 for personal reasons and didn't return until a few years ago and have been doing catchup since that time.

Up until about 2 months ago I was employed by a local company for 1-1/2 years programming mobile and desktop applications in C++ and Visual Basic for the construction industry. The position, work and discipline were instrumental to my returning to the work force.

I would like to find a position as an entry to mid level Web designer/programmer in an environment where sharing of information, technology and knowledge among peers is as important as the communication between team members.

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