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Template Revival
Restoring my late-1990s websites has pulled me deep into the archives. From dial-up design tricks and table layouts to VBScript conversions and WordPress integration, I’m rebuilding old templates so earlier versions of my digital life can live on. Read More
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Lewies Coding Standards
Clear structure, consistent naming, and disciplined organization turn messy scripts into maintainable systems. Separate logic & presentation, document intent, and design for readability. Code isn’t just for machines—it’s for people who inherit, debug, and extend it long after you’re done. Read More
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Brainbench: Master VBScript 5.5
Demonstrated advanced proficiency in VBScript, including scripting fundamentals, objects, functions, operators, program structure, data types, procedures, error handling, debugging, and runtime execution across client and host environments; applied skills to automation, business logic, data manipulation, and practical enterprise development tasks. Read More
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Animated Lewie Scriptlet
On February 1, 1999, I released the source code for ANILEWIE.SCT, a VBScript Scriptlet experiment that animated layered GIFs using timers, z-index positioning, and randomized eye movement. This archive captures a moment in early DHTML exploration and Internet Explorer–era web development. Read More
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vbScript Attraction
This VBScript satire weaves built-in functions, type conversions, and control structures into a spiraling monologue of syntax overload. Echoing 90s keyword-stuffing tactics, it transforms scripting language reference material into frantic, self-aware code poetry about debugging madness. Read More
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Links on the internet
A curated late-90s link hub blending Microsoft development resources with cutting-edge online gaming. From VBScript and Visual Studio to EverQuest beta testing and anime-inspired shooters, this page captures a programmer’s dual passion for code craftsmanship and immersive 3D worlds. Read More
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www.lewis.moten.com
This early snapshot captures the moment I launched lewis.moten.com after years on GeoCities—a late-90s declaration of independence featuring VBScript experiments, resume links, portfolio ambitions, and unapologetic Microsoft-centric web development. Read More
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GMSI: Web Application Developer (Navy:Warrior Online)
September 1998 — June 1999. Developed web applications for a U.S. military portal, converting paper workflows to precise printable online forms while implementing CSS2 print styling, DHTML, ActiveX and PKI authentication. Expanded into Classic ASP development, SQL Server design, distributed COM components, and multi-tier architectures. Read More