This is my personal exploration of webpage creation. I use ASP classic to get the active content going. I also know PHP and have other stuff on a friends Linux server. I know little of client side scripting but am starting to learn some. The content of these pages will be mostly server side. I’ve been playing with ASP for a while but my skills with it are novice. The newer stuff like ASP.NET I’ve really tried to get on board with. While it’s easy enough I find all the canned modules very restricting. Needless to say I do use it, but not for the stuff here. This site will be broken from time to time mostly because I like to fiddle with it when I get bored. Look at the site leave a mark and report any freaky errors in the forums that is if they’re working. ;0)
Of course this website is a springboard for a template for creating other sites. The type of site that would get best use from this template would be one that utilized a lot of data. It can be connected to a SQL server database and handle hoards of data. I am available to help set up your site with this template, and can be contacted via e-mail at
dmonroe@killgorack.com
Personal web pages are World Wide Web pages created by an individual to contain content of a personal nature. The content can be about that person or about something he or she is interested in. Personal web pages can be the entire content of a domain name belonging to the person (which would then be a personal website), or can be a page or pages that are part of a larger domain on which other pages are located - an example of one such larger site is GeoCities. Another example would be a student's website for school. Personal web pages are often used solely for informative or entertainment purposes. Defining personal web page is difficult, because many domains or combinations of web pages that are under the control of a single individual can be used by the individual for commercial purposes, ranging from just the presentation of advertising, to electronic commerce: the sale of goods, services or information; in fact eBay began as the personal web page of Pierre Omidyar. -Wikipedia
