I am a developer/programmer/hacker from Halifax, UK. I currently work for Halifax based company FrogTrade Ltd as Software Architect. I occasionally post snippets of code and relative wisdom to my blog.
I like to solve problems; mainly problems that involve computers, but a problem with an engine or a stapler can interest me just as much. I like to find the best solution to a problem, be it a chain of piped commands in a bash shell, a new stapler or a fully fledged web application.
At the risk of sounding clichéd: anything I put my mind to. Of course, proving the Riemann hypothesis may be out of my grasp, but I'm by no means afraid to research and learn what I have to in order to solve a problem.
For more specific information about what I can do already: have a play with this jQuery powered information tree:
This page is fully XHTML 1.1 compliant. It is also cross-browser compatible and degrades nicley when viewed in a client that doesn't support JavaScript or CSS.
I made the jQuery "information tree" because there is often talk of developers putting too much information on their CVs. I couldn't decide quite how much information to provide, and thought the best answer was to let the reader decide for themselves.