Stephen Llewellyn BSc (Hons), MBCS

This is a fairly basic notepad system currently in beta stage. The application (client side) has been written using object-oriented JavaScript and has several features to improve the user interface. One example is being able to detect when the internet connection has been lost. If this happens then a message is displayed and the application rechecks every thirty seconds.

This is a very basic AJAX chat system that I created to practice my ASP.NET and AJAX skills. The system has only one chat room and makes use of Session and Application variables including a web service and object-oriented Javascript.

This project is a subsidiary of my interest in photography. There have been many versions of it that have come in the form either Coppermine or Gallery 2 customisations. However the latest version has been built using Microsoft ASP.NET.

The website makes use of a third party package (Flickr.NET) that downloads content from Flickr via the Flickr API. This means that I can manage the content on Flickr and then request the website to synchronise itself with Flickr.

Originally created to help my friends who could write HTML but didn't have any server side programming skills. This website was created in between jobs after I graduated. Although put up at www.WebObsessed.net it was eventually taken down because I didn't have time to manage it. It's now back up for demonstration purposes.

This is a portal website which allows users to signup, login and manage forms and verified email addresses. The system works by giving the user a URL that is put in the action tag in an HTML form. When a user submits the form its contents is passed over to this system. The system then collects the information and sends it to the configured email address (amongst other things).

During my first year of university due to studying for a degree in Computer Science I was regularly involved with lots of information relating to computers including programming source code. This is a programming source code library that was built to share my own source code so that people across the internet could use it freely.

The original plan for it was to contain all sorts of information computer related including source code, articles, and general information. However I soon realised that there wasn't much time to update it so it only contains source code.