Welcome to the WebPepper's blog: "the WebNeck"
Just one more source to Pep Up your Web...
This site is to be a free resource for: tools, techniques and tips for the .NET web developer. The samples are to be complete: with examples, explanation, and source code. Also, if available, the topic will have the links to detail information.
Since this site is going to evolve with time, everything will be archived and access to the archive will be free!
- No membership
- No fees
- No Popups (unless, it is a topic)
- and most important of all... No Ads!!!
(If you want to see the ads they would be on another page.)
At Your Disposal ...Headache Relief
If you have a project that needs done or one that you just don't want to do, submit the project details by email.
If the project is deemed by the WebPepper worthy of sharing and you would like to share it, there will be no cost to you.
If you want your project to be private, all correspondence will be confidential, all fees negotiated, and your project status will be available online 24/7 and kept confidential.
.NET Guru's that are out there...
For the Great .NET Guru's out there with a desire to share, your contributions are welcome. And the Webpepper will give you the credit and not consume it as ours.
To become a contributing editor, please submit an article, the WebPepper will review it and if worthy, you will be given the access to post your topics on your own, at any time...
...for the Future
the WebPepper is looking to expand the scope to include areas such as: Management, Marketing, Quality Control, Administration, etc.
The reason being is that even with all our magical, mystical skills.. they do not come to light (or if they do, aren't lit for long) without their expertise too. It will allow all of us to gain some insight to the decisions made and why.
No one works in a vacuum, why not get a grip on others around us...
Relax & Enjoy...
And of course, all comments are welcome... the good and the bad.
Programming is geeky enough and dealing with the darn geeky headaches ain't easy, the WebPepper will strive to help un-geekify it by providing that needed tidbit in a simple, positive way...