If you're a regular reader of my blog, you know that I got a job last week. There�s a very good chance that my boss/coworkers visit this site, so I�ll do my best to refrain from slandering any of them -- not that I have any cause to. Actually, my mom reads my blog whenever I don�t answer the phone, and if I don�t moderate my comments for her, I doubt I would for anyone else. (Don�t worry mom, last week�s hangover was the first time in a long while � I can�t afford that much alcohol very often.)
Anyway, I will be doing hardcore .Net programming at work, and extending and applying what I learn at home as well. My homepage, which was originally created in plain html, converted to php, then converted to asp, then converted to .Net, and finally converted back to php, will probably be converted to VB.net and then C# as I apply my new knowledge to this site. Although I find LAMP to be a better solution in many cases, .Net offers power and features that are unmatched by any other solution. (If you�re interested in a comparison of the two, check out Microsoft�s take on MSDN. Although the disadvantages of .Net are mysteriously left out, the superiority of .Net as a platform is made very clear.)
In any case, I am looking for potential projects that I can use as a learning experience for .Net. If you would are looking for someone to design your interactive non-profit website, let me know, and I might do it gratis.