What's Going On

Best way to explain why the site is still down, is the obvious: I have too much work to do.

When I started coding for a hobby, you couldn't keep me away from it. When I started coding for a career, I worried if that would have an impact on my hobby. It definitely did. After a full day of creating, I don't frequently want to spend my free time doing that as well.

So the website suffers. I just never find the time to put the finishing touches on it. I want to, I really do. I have all my old blog posts imported, their links verified or fixed, images retouched for the new site design. I have a comment system, anti-spam on both that and e-mail contact. I have some neat new features for Real Studio developers. I've got a lot ready to go, but I have trouble finding the time to get done with the last 10%. Isn't that always the case?

Getting In Touch

Since my site is still down, so is my anti-spam system. I've had my personal e-mail address for a few years now, and to this day it has never received any spam at all. How do I do this? By first, never giving that address to automated systems, like website registrations. It only goes to actual humans. Second, my website has traditionally had a fool-proof anti-spam system. The system on my new site is even easier to use, and even more invincible.

But since it's not done yet, I can't give you my e-mail address. I have a twitter account, tekcor. It's not ideal by any means, but it works.

Getting Code

All my code is available in my Subversion repository at https://svn.thezaz.com/opensource/. There is some interesting stuff in there, including an early version of the source list used in the Real Software Feedback application.

Of course, all the code in there isn't exactly supported. I'll be deprecating some projects in the future, others have never been announced or properly documented. So use it at your own risk.