The more I think about it the more I realize that my original website design works better than anything I could design at this point.  It is simple, elegant and gets the point across in the most efficient way I know how.  As web developers we are always striving to do better but sometimes what we've already done is fairly exceptional and worthy of another look.  Not to say I won't rebuild my website someday but I am somewhat content with the current iteration and will continue to build upon it.

Moving forward into next year I will use this blog to explore the technology I love and share what I learn with others.  As blogs have provided me with many answers and inspiration in the past I intend to return the favor by posting solutions to some of the most difficult problems I have encountered in the hopes that I can assist others as they have assisted me.

I just spent the day reconfiguring my website to work on IIS 7, much work to do including a redesign in the works. It is definately time to focus on something that I truly enjoy and that will be my web development endeavors. I find that it is simply too daunting to attempt to know everything so for me it will be a primary focus towards c#. Everything that I write from this point on will no longer be in VB.NET.

The clear reason is that C# has broader adoption and support and offers similar sytax to other languages. Having to remember the sytax for VB.NET and having to shift to scripting languages which are more like C# in the same application is killing the brain. In the broader picture I believe this to be the predominent development methodology for .Net and the appropriate direction for me.

Within the next couple of months I will be rebuilding my website into a more unified structure.