Michael Wall

Codefixer was set up in 2001 by Michael Wall. Having studied Law at university I changed career path and moved into the world of web development and Active Server Pages.

I have worked with many different computer languages and environments developing creative and diverse solutions to difficult problems in both single and multi-user environments. As I continue to learn this site will develop and reflect my knowledge. Codefixer is an opportunity for me to not only offer web development services and applications but to give back something to the worldwide ASP community in the form of plain non technical tutorials and code snippets. This site has taken alot of hard work and dedication and therefore I hope it helps other people and spurs them on.

I'd just like to thank everyone who has helped me and continues to help. There is just too many to mention though you all know who you are. Thanks.

Michael Wall (Microsoft Certified Professional) (LLB)
17 Malone Road
Belfast
County Antrim
United Kingdom
BT9 6RT
Office 8
Telephone : +44 (0) 28 90 225729
Fax : +44 (0) 28 90 225729
Mob: +44 (0) 7900037622

Professional Qualifications

A+ Dos Windows Specialist
A+ Core Hardware Specialist
Microsoft Certified Professional - Visual Basic for Desktop Applications
Microsoft Certified Professional - Visual Basic for Distributive Applications

Martyn Fewtrell

Martyn Fewtrell is the author of a series of ASP.NET tutorials aimed at the beginner who wishes to establish an overview and understanding of the fundamentals of ASP.Net. He works as an independent IT Consultant providing support and advice to local businesses throughout Ireland and the UK and maintains several IT networks. His main interest lies in the development of ASP.Net applications with an emphasis on SEO and Internet Marketing. He enjoys helping businesses develop new approaches to IT and supporting them adopt new technologies which benefit their everyday business needs.

Martyn started using the Internet in the early days when there was no Google, just AltaVista, WebCrawler and the World Wide Web Worm! In 1997 he opened an Internet Café close to London Gatwick Airport. The business had 8 workstations running the newly released Windows 95 and a Windows NT4 Server. Using the Internet Café as his base he started to work as an IT Consultant dealing with computer and network issues for local businesses. Over the years Martyn has progressed from using Notepad to Microsoft Visual InterDev, followed by Visual Studio 2002 and then 2003.