The languages and technologies that are showcased in the projects below, and more that I have studied or used in web development projects include:
• AJAX, ASP, CSS, XHTML, Java Servlets, JavaScript, JSP, Perl, PHP, Python, SQL
• Drupal, Joomla!, jQuery
Zen Bike Tours
Currently in development and planned for a 2012 launch, this is a BETA website geared at motivating users to sign up for guided cycling rides around San Diego. It utilizes PHP with the CodeIgniter framework, JavaScript, and AJAX components. Upon completion, it is to be run by Stephane Roch.
The Twanged Strings
Developed December 2009 as a project for my Web Application Development class. It utilizes Perl connections with a DBM object to allow someone with no knowledge to edit the any page by entering a password to get to the GUI interface I designed. Contact me if you would like to know the login information.
Picture Perfect Windows & Doors
Launched September 2009 as an informational outlet. It is a professional site for a local window and door replacement company which lighly utilizes PHP, Flash, and JavaScript functions and components. It is currently run by Terri Day and Josh Sollenberger.
Fly Light Design
Launched July 2009 as the hub for a small web design company. It houses a portfolio of projects that I am partially responsible for creating and managing. It utilizes the Drupal CMS and a GUI application that I am responsible for making. It is currently run by Brian Klima and Andrew Hernandez.
Damn It All
Launched May 2009 as a special interest project. It is a themed interactive web blog that has an authenticly-written PHP login, registration, posting approval, profiles, and a variety of administrator capabilities. It is currently run by Brian Klima.
My Wild Frontier
Launched April 2009 as a special interest project. It is an interactive role-playing game that has an authentically-written PHP login, registration, and many user-interactive interfaces which include complex algorithms for determining changes to a sleu of character traits for any given action a user may perform. It is currently run by Brian Klima.
Alcohol Medical Scholar Program
Launched January 2009 as an educational and informational outlet. It is an informational website that utilizes classic ASP to perform various basic dynamic functions. It is currently run by Marc Schuckit and Marcy Gregg at University of California, San Diego.
Planned Project Group
Launched March 2006 as a bulletin to connect associated parties with information about various studies. It utilizes simple HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It is currently run by Ursula Bellugi at the Salk Institute.
The languages that have been used to develop the programs listed below, and more that I have studied or used for other program development include:
• C/C++, FORTRAN, Java, LISP
Ordered Linked List Generator
Built in Java for fun, this is a class for an Ordered Linked List which contains several helper methods that the smartDriver utilizes to build, populate, randomize and destroy items in the list.
The presentations below were designed and delivered as 15-minute technical talks to a group of 10 Computer Science students.
Relational Database Management Systems
Given in March 2010 to introduce the fundamentals, advantages and often necessities that are offered by implementing a relational database design. It also details normalizing by performing table manipulation examples.
Web Programming with jQuery
Given in March 2010 to introduce the fundamentals of browser and DOM element manipulation with Javascript and jQuery. It briefly discusses the mechanics of jQuery and some popular methods.
