VOL. X, TERRITORIAL DEVELOPER'S GAZETTE, MESA, ARIZONA
The Proprietor
As told by the Gazette's editorial desk
Ten years on the digital frontier will teach a person a thing or two. It teaches you that a fast page beats a fancy one, that a database that wakes up cranky will eventually kick over the lantern, and that the only code worth shipping is code somebody can still read after the dust settles.
I design and build complete web products by hand: semantic front ends, PHP back ends, database schemas, scraping pipelines, and the little brass fittings in between: accessibility, performance, and tests. No frameworks for fashion's sake, no plugin roulette. A website should be built like a good wagon: every part chosen because it earns its place.
When I'm not wiring up a client's storefront, I'm automating the tedious parts of running a business on the web: audit engines, monitoring trails, and telegraph machines that never sleep.
