I have been surfing the web and developing content since the mid 1990's. I remember the time before Internet Explorer and Netscape when surfing the Internet was limited to Gopher, telnet, and FTP. It is amazing how much the times have changed.
A few years ago, I decided it was time to learn JavaScript. I read a few chapters in a
book on JavaScript, but was finding it hard to keep interested in the examples. After
a few days, I decided to put the book aside and see if I could come up with an example
of my own. I don't know where I got the idea to create a web version of the classic
Yahtzee, but it was my first complex JavaScript/CSS project. It still works just
fine.
Feel free to give it a try and play a few games.
Mike's JavaScript Yahtzee Game
I am in the process of building another website dedicated to things in and around South
Riding, VA. When completed, it will be a great resource for both resident and
visitors.
I don't have much yet, but feel free to take a look.
Visit the Unofficial Guide to South Riding
(http://www.mikebecvar.com/SouthRiding/).
I am in the process of building another website dedicated to the multimedia, web
and eLearning projects that I am working on. The website's name "Sir Bud" comes
from my dog Buddy. I hope to find the time to finish building the basic website.
Visit Sir Bud Productions
(http://www.sirbudproductions.com/).
I created and maintain the Becvar.net website. It has links to some of the Becvar's
that I have found on the Internet. Like the Sir Bud Productions website, it is
still in development.
Visit Becvar.net
(http://www.becvar.net/).
I created and maintain the website of Sir Toony Van Dukes the Clown. This summer,
I will attend Moose Camp
and learn how to be a clown. I am also an active member of the
Clown Forum. Sir Toony is
my whiteface clown.
Visit SirToonyVanDukes.com
(http://www.SirToonyVanDukes.com/).
I am the new webmaster for the Opera Guild of Northern Virginia (OGNV). The Opera Guild
introduces children to opera through outreach to parochial, private and public school systems,
OGNV helps assemble audiences for the Opera Theatre of Northern Virginia's annual children's
production and works with various non-profit groups to develop additional programs related to
bringing underprivileged, elderly and new immigrants into the community via a universal appreciation
for the arts.
Visit the Opera Guild of Northern Virginia
(http://www.operaguildnova.org/).