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About Me
Hello and welcome. My name is Andy Asberry and I am a web programmer/developer. I graduated Cum Laude (with Honors) in December 2007 with a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science in the College of Engineering at the University of Kentucky.
I am experienced in web technologies such as, but not limited to: HTML, XHTML, XML, PHP, AJAX, JavaScript, JSP, Java, C++, Perl, CSS, and more.
I have worked in IDEs such as Dreamweaver, Frontpage, Eclipse, Netbeans for Java, and various other development environments. I am also familiar with Unix, Windows, Linux, and Macintosh operating systems.
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This web page uses PHP to pull events for the Festival from the database and then format them as a tabbed calendar, with the events for each day listed with ascending order with respect to the starting time of the event. Note that there must be an event entered in the database for that specific date and year or no events will be displayed.
This is a modified copy of a content management web application that I wrote for the Foothills Festival website. This web interface uses AJAX and PHP scripts to insert, remove, or edit records in the database. This site is only a copy and can be thought of as a "sandbox," since when you make changes with this application to the database, it doesn't affect the real Foothills Festival site. If you would like to test drive this web application, please e-mail me (using the e-mail address that I provide in the "Contact Me" section of my website) stating your reason of interest and I will send log in credentials to you.
This web application performs queries on imaginary stores with imaginary employees. The trigger to perform a query is moving your mouse out of the text box which you want to query by. For example, move your mouse in to the Employee ID text box, type 11111, and then move your mouse out of the Employee ID text box. The query will be performed on the database and the results will be returned, formatted, and displayed in a table with the employee information. You can also try 111111111 for Employee SSN. You can also try Adams for Employee Last Name. There is also error checking. For example, a SSN is nine digits long. If you try to enter an 8 digit SSN, you will receive an error message.
This JavaScript application was written as a project at the University of Kentucky to simulate the game of craps. First, enter any age (it doesn't have to be your age). If you enter an age under 21, it will say that this is only for fun. If you enter an age 21 or older, the only difference is that it does not display the under 21 message. There is no real money involved in case you are wondering. If you know about the game of craps, this application will make sense to you. Otherwise it will appear to be a bunch of jumbled numbers without meaning.
This CSS file was developed by hand in Dreamweaver 8.
This XHTML file was developed by hand in Dreamweaver 8.