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Craig is a freelance developer, author, and speaker who never shuts up about the web.
He started coding in the 1980s when applications had to squeeze into a few kilobytes of RAM. His passion for the Web was ignited in the mid 1990s when 28K modems were typical and 100KB pages were considered extravagant.
Over the past decade, Craig has written 1,200 tutorials for SitePoint as web standards evolved. Despite living in a technically wondrous future, he has never forgotten what could be achieved with modest resources.