Posted By: pwzeus | Mar 17th, 2007 @ 8:22 PM
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Hey guys,

Posting after long time, infect i m in a need of some suggestions. I am making my personal website and wanted to see what everyone else has developed.

so please share your personal website url here ?

Thanks

Larsenal
Larsenal
ready to give an answer
It's pretty typical for people to include links to their blogs and websites with their profile.  Nevertheless... http://www.dlarsen.com/
Yggdrasil
Yggdrasil
Pour me a cab, 'cause I can't drink no more.
Ha! Personal websites are so early 1990's.
Having your own blog is much more Me 2.0.

Customizing the look of your blog means you have too much free time.
Rationalizing not customizing the look of your blog is where it's at.
My "home" is at http://patrick.geek.nz/ - I mostly use it to link to all of my stuff (like my blog, Soapbox, and other stuff) as a handy "one stop" type of thing.
Angus
Angus
.
My joke of a website is:

[Link]

Although there is a redesign planned:

[Link]


That isn't much better either though. Tongue Out

I have only made $6.58 from Google AdSense on it in a few months, but hopefully when I get some better programs up there, and also an update to my "Notes" application, I will make a bit more. Tongue Out

Angus Higgins
irascian
irascian
Irascible Ian
My web site has turned into a huge sprawling mess over the last 10 years. These days I make sure I update one of my three different blogs each day and the home page is really just a set of links to the approproate entries on the appropriate blog, with everything else going into an "Archive" section.

Like everyone, I have a master plan to redesign it (have it auto-size to user's browser resolution by implementing CSS properly, add Search facility, have the blog links database driven etc) but there always seems to be something more interesting to do.

http://www.iansmith.co.uk 
Sven Groot
Sven Groot
My name has 9 letters. Coincidence? I think not...
Yggdrasil wrote:
Customizing the look of your blog means you have too much free time.

What if you also wrote your own blog backend? Smiley

Mine is ookii.org
Paul Miles
Paul Miles
Dont Worry, Be Happy.
I have a dedicated Windows Vista Weblog
Larsenal
Larsenal
ready to give an answer
Sven Groot wrote:

Yggdrasil wrote:Customizing the look of your blog means you have too much free time.

What if you also wrote your own blog backend?


Could mean you just needed some outlet to learn ASP.NET 2.0 back in the day.

Quite often I end up working with the new tools first on personal projects.  Only then can I comfortably volunteer to use them on a project for my day job.  Such is the price of being the reatively early adopter on your dev team.
blowdart
blowdart
Peek-a-boo
Sven Groot wrote:

Yggdrasil wrote:Customizing the look of your blog means you have too much free time.

What if you also wrote your own blog backend?

Mine is ookii.org


Did that for ages; then got bored, so ended up contributing to subtext instead Tongue Out
jsampsonPC
jsampsonPC
SampsonBlog.com SampsonVideos.com
Like many of the previous niners, I don't have a personal site - I have a blog Smiley But, my blog is more of a hybrid if you ask me. I don't really "blog" too much. I post video-tutorials, video-blogs, and sometimes a traditional blog.

www.SampsonVideos.com or www.SampsonResume.com

I plan to expand them even further in the future by starting a web-developer radio program. It's a dream, I'll admit, but I'm going for it Smiley Reaching high!
littleguru
littleguru
<3 Seattle
Larsenal wrote:

Sven Groot wrote: 
Yggdrasil wrote: Customizing the look of your blog means you have too much free time.

What if you also wrote your own blog backend?


Could mean you just needed some outlet to learn ASP.NET 2.0 back in the day.

Quite often I end up working with the new tools first on personal projects.  Only then can I comfortably volunteer to use them on a project for my day job.  Such is the price of being the reatively early adopter on your dev team.


There is people here that just loves the technology and loves to play with it... I have also done my own web site and I'm going to enhance it with my own code in the future... www.littleguru.net
RoyalSchrubber
RoyalSchrubber
One. How many time travellers does it take to change a lightbulb?
sirhomer wrote:

pwzeus wrote: i studied there


small world


great, pwzeus, could you give hime a good punch in the nose if you see him?

PS: his name is Jonathan Ben-Joseph...
W3bbo
W3bbo
The Master of Baiters
pwzeus wrote:


Hey guys,

Posting after long time, infect i m in a need of some suggestions. I am making my personal website and wanted to see what everyone else has developed.

so please share your personal website url here ?

Thanks



I don't update my site much (maybe once or twice a year, tops), so instead it's a list of things attributable to my name.
Angus
Angus
.
W3bbo wrote:

I don't update my site much (maybe once or twice a year, tops), so instead it's a list of things attributable to my name.


Before I forget (again), I would like to congratulate W3bbo on having a good website. I like the design, and the source code is very interesting.

Angus Higgins
jsampsonPC
jsampsonPC
SampsonBlog.com SampsonVideos.com
Yup, nice work w3bbo...very creative Smiley
Cybermagellan
Cybermagellan
Live for nothing, or die for everything
w3bbo

Love it.
Custard555
Custard555
Remember kids, CHIPS ARE VEGETABLES

Hello all,

I have a blog, if anyone cares  lol Smiley

http://www.garrysblog.com

swiatecki
swiatecki
.net - love it
Swiatechs.com ... well its a blog but i just use it to post text, [C]
W3bbo wrote:

I don't update my site much (maybe once or twice a year, tops), so instead it's a list of things attributable to my name.

You're missing a <span class="string"> around "FORUMS_PICTURES_LOL" Tongue Out 
W3bbo
W3bbo
The Master of Baiters
AndyC wrote:

W3bbo wrote:
I don't update my site much (maybe once or twice a year, tops), so instead it's a list of things attributable to my name.

You're missing a <span class="string"> around "FORUMS_PICTURES_LOL"  


goto hell;
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