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28 Dec 08

Programming Designs Reboot

Posted by Daniel

Topics: Programming Designs Tags: Programming Designs

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After a long period of silence I’ve decided to give Programming Designs a reboot. Instead of rewording what I’ve already written in the About page, I’ve decided just to quote it:

Programming Designs has been online since September 4th, 2005. It started out as a personal project by Daniel Moxon (who was then 17 years old) in hopes of making some cash building websites and making software. The goal was to create solutions for companies and to help those in need by providing resources related to programming. After awhile, that goal was no longer viable and the site was untouched for quite some time.

The site has been revamped into what we hope will become a great tech blog resource for programmers, web designers, and computer enthusiasts. I myself wish to see my thoughts and information useful to those who stumble upon it — and perhaps meet/share with others with similar goals.

In the following days I’ll be finding ways to improve the blog and hopefully we’ll see some nice changes. I’ll have a lot of interesting stuff to post shortly.

Thanks for reading!

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