As I noted in my last post, I submitted a tutorial to NETTUTS to be considered as a weekly writer. I am very happy to announce that they chose me!

In my second article, Creating a “Filterable” Portfolio with jQuery, I take a look at creating a portfolio that can be filtered by category.

This tutorial was kind of inspired by the effect that I created on my company’s portfolio.

How will this effect my web site?

Yes, I am not going to be able to write articles as frequently on my blog, but I am still going to be posting some articles. I will also post a note each week discussing my weekly NETTUTS article.

I hope you all enjoy the articles.

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- Jaswinder
- 2.3.2009 at 10:22 pm
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Congrats dude! Looking forward tom more great articles :)
- Drew Douglass
- 2.4.2009 at 4:35 am
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Hey Trevor,

Congrats on becoming a weekly NETTUTS writer, it sure is exciting! I am actually a weekly writer for NETTUTS myself so just wanted to say welcome to the team and I can’t wait to read more of your stuff. Congrats!

-Drew
- Trevor
- 2.4.2009 at 10:10 am
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Thanks guys!
- Rona
- 2.9.2009 at 12:45 pm
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Congrats, Trevor! They couldn’t have made a better choice!

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Hi, I’m Trevor Davis

I’m a 25 year old Front-End Developer living in Arlington, VA. I work full-time at Viget Labs and freelance on the side.

I specialize in CSS, HTML, jQuery, WordPress & ExpressionEngine. See more of my work, and then hire me.

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