Legacy Experience.
Modern Architecture.

w3developing was formally founded in 2005 in the heart of McMinnville, Oregon, but the roots of the company stretch back to 1999. Back then, I was a solo programmer, designer, and full-time IT employee, balancing corporate demands with a passion for the early web.

In September 2001, I spent weeks on the pile at Ground Zero in New York City as a responder, working alongside firefighters and military personnel in recovery efforts. Those were long, sleepless nights in NYC — operating in shifting ash, heavy air, and conditions few will ever truly understand. The work demanded physical endurance, emotional steadiness, and absolute focus under pressure. Witnessing resilience and unity in the face of tragedy profoundly shaped my sense of responsibility and service. It instilled in me a lasting drive to help, remain steady in chaos, and solve problems when they matter most — a mindset that continues to define both my personal life and professional standards.

Today, w3developing is fully family-run and managed. We pride ourselves on offering something rare in this industry: friendly, caring, and rapid service. We treat every client project with the same warmth, accountability, and dedication we bring to our own family endeavors. Living in the Pacific Northwest with my wife, two kids, and our rescue Russian Blue siblings, Zyphr and Mia, I’m fortunate to blend this personal approach with high-level digital strategy.

Over the last three years, I have pivoted our technical focus to the bleeding edge of modern web architecture. I specialize in the TALL stack (Tailwind, Alpine.js, Laravel/PHP 8.2+) and LLM Ops, moving away from bloated legacy systems to build lightweight, lightning-fast applications powered by Redis caching.

I have operated under immense pressure at the highest levels. As a primary web architect for the Independent Medical Alliance (formerly FLCCC), I worked directly with Dr. Pierre Kory and Dr. Paul Marik. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, I managed infrastructure supporting over 5,000,000 monthly views, ensuring critical information remained accessible.

When I’m not coding, you’ll likely find me fly fishing for trout in Central Oregon or Western PA, Onewheeling through forest trails, hiking, or constantly studying the latest digital advancements to help further my clients' goals.