What's new: a macro-processor for web pages in downloads

and a mashup music video to support keeping easy access through Sheffield station.

I have just retired (2009) from the School of Computing and Management Sciences, at Sheffield Hallam University.
Currently, my main technical interests are programming languages (Java, VB.net), scripting, software engineering, and the Internet. (see below for a sample chapter from ‘Java for Students’.)
Outside computing, I'm doing music, teaching yoga, reading American crime novels, and writing books.

Books

Visual Basic.Net Students - Pub Addison-Wesley (Co-author - Doug Bell)
C#.Net Students - (Co-author - Doug Bell)
Java for Students - Pub Prentice Hall (Co-author - Doug Bell)
C Simply - Pub: Chartwell-Bratt
Ansi C Simply - Pub: Chartwell-Bratt .
Ada Simply - Pub: Chartwell-Bratt.
C++ Simply - Bell, Parr, Scott Pub: Chartwell Bratt

Technology used to write the books:

The Amstrad nc200 - great keyboard, runs off torch batteries, has a floppy disc. £40 on Ebay.
OK - it has CP/M OS, and can't do graphics or run Word. I work in HTML, and have written stuff to insert code extracts. Also, it doesn't use a mouse, and this was good for me, to avoid RSI. Some old technology is good!