Off topic - Great Site

[londel26]

Hey, How are yah? You did an awesome job, plan on going thru all of it and wondering what you planned next or whatever...

Being nosey, was kinda wondering how long you been in web design and programming.. etc. You got degree? I just got my AA in web, and of course know nothing.. LOL.. just basics.. but looking to do or work doing something like this or whatever. Even maybe even help you out and learn if needed.. I am still in school, going for my BA now.. but 38 in May and just like you... a love for gaming... especially DND... ever since I was 12... Behind on learning 4e, but having fun doing so, and your genius is making that even easier. LOL. How did you build it? Java? it's my nemisis right now tho I am tryin to get it.. LOL.. anywho.. I know ... asking 50 million questions.. etc.. but never thought I would run into a gamer web person too... Cool stuff..

James

[chromesphere]

Hi James,

Sorry for the late reply, must have overlooked your post.

All of my web skills are self taught. I used to use Abyss Personal Webserver; a very easy to set up and configure web server. I also learnt basic html. Then I went onto a set up a proper server with apache and learnt css, which helped immensily with layout and page structure (i highly recommend reading the book CSS: the missing manual). I'm not very good with the programming side of things, but am currently reading a book on javascript, and as you may have noticed, I am implementing a few javascript snippets into the site. You'll see more user interactive javascript in the coming, final adventure of the dragonshore campaign.

(Unfortunately due to copyright laws, you can not implement mechanics into a website that mimic the dnd rules created by wizard)

Feel free to email me James, if you would like to know more and sorry for the delayed response.

CS