Hi! I’m Larry, and this is my website.
I develop websites for fun and (on rare occasions) profit. I set them up for family, for friends, and for my own nefarious purposes. This website is a showcase, of sorts, to show prospective… um, family members what kinds of things I can do.
On occasion, I do things other than code. I like to do lunch with my buds at our fine local eateries, hack through a challenging crossword puzzle, and catch the odd youth soccer match. Such is my life; please don’t judge me.
This website uses the Landing Page[1] theme from Start Bootstrap[2].
I like the look of Bootstrap[3],[4]-based websites, and how quickly they let you get up and running. You’ll find more Bootstrap-based creations (and maybe a few non-Bootstrap works) in My Projects. There’s also a list of other development-related websites in Links & References.
[1] Free Landing Page theme from Start Bootstrap (see below).
[2] Official website for Start Bootstrap, a provider of free Bootstrap themes and templates.
[3] Wikipedia (English) entry for Bootstrap (front-end framework).
[4] Official website for Bootstrap, an HTML, CSS, and JS framework for developing responsive, mobile-first websites.
Here are some of my other websites.
They’re good examples of what you can do with a few basic tools and a little imagination.
Want to see more? Click an image to visit the website (if available) in a separate tab.
Links to other websites that might be of interest to developers:
Association for Computing Machinery, the world's largest scientific and educational computing society.
Free Software Foundation, a nonprofit with a worldwide mission to promote computer user freedom.
Google Domains, a low-cost domain name registrar independent of your hosting service.
Google Fonts, an immense repository of free open-source designer web fonts.
JavaScript, a lightweight, interpreted, function-driven scripting language for Web pages.
Let's Encrypt™, a free, automated, and open Certificate Authority. "Let's Encrypt" and the Let's Encrypt logo are trademarks of the Internet Security Research Group. All rights reserved.
W3C Web Design and Applications Standards, the ultimate authority on HTML, CSS, and other standards for Web design.
Wikimedia Commons, a database of over 30 million freely usable media files.
