I am a developer first. I’ve become my family’s IT department but not by choice. This is the fate of most developers I know.

Now that the change to Wildermuth.com is complete I've gotten questions about broken links and such. I am keeping adoguy.com around and redirecting (permanent) the links so that old links aren't going to break. I don't plan on keeping it forever but for several years you can be sure. Its worth keeping them around. 

Url: http://www.wildermuth.com

Url: http://wildermuthconsulting.com/contact.aspx

My site is experiencing a lot of downtime the last couple of days as my host is being DDOS'd. Just a fair warning to those who can't get to my site...sorry...hopefully they find the bastards!

I've reworked my web site. It was looking a bit more like the uniform of a NASCAR driver than a web site, so I reworked the layout to make it cleaner. I admittedly stole many of my ideas from other web sites and templates I saw.

Url: http://wildermuth.com/metaphors

Url: http://wildermuth.com

Welcome to the new version of The ADO Guy.  Most of the changes are under the covers, but there are a few things to note:

Url: http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

Back in the day when ASP.NET shipped, I converted this site from the existing ASP based site.  As an exercise to really bring in some new features I've wanted and to lose the ASP legacy (I actually still have a page or two that uses string concatenation to put together HTML Tables), I want to do a full re-write of the site. 

For the new wildermuth.com, I have the following requirements:

Url: http://wildermuth.com/test