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Over the years, I've developed a number of websites and web applications for
various individuals. Some of these have faded into memory, others are more
current works. Some of what I've done is little "tweaks" to work done by others.
Others are 100% mine. In any case, some of my more public works include:
- WheelDock
is a web site that I put together over the course of about two (very
intense) weeks for Mr. Rod Brakhage and Mr. Andrew Davison. It went live
200404070748 CST. Lots of reuse of the
Redline site. Pictures
are a collection of things taken by the owners.
- VaxDesign
is another Sciperio Inc.
spin off. Lots of reuse of the
Redline site.
- BioAssembly Inc.
is another Sciperio Inc.
spin off. It uses a different sort of navigation system that I found on
Dynamic Drive.
Not sure I like how it came out, but it's ok.
- nScrypt
is a joint venture between my current employer,
Sciperio Inc.
and
Spectra Technologies Inc..
The site went live 200210141400 CST. Lots of reuse of things from
Redline including a slightly
modified sitemap, etc. Graphics and general layout by Ms. Katrina Church.
- Madision House Inn
had a start of a design previously. However it was basically a dump out
of Microsoft Word. Beyond being some really ugly code, it didn't have
the general ideas of META tags, etc. in place yet.
- OKC Beginning Experience
is a local grief recovery group that I've become involved with. This is
a version of the same support code that runs
Redline, and as such
operates very much like Redline.
- Sciperio Inc.
is where I work, 8-5. I maintain their web site as well as participate
in it's evolution.
- Doug Carston and Associates
is one of the other production web sites that I've had a bit of a hand
in developing. Most of their Customer Corner stuff was written by me.
- TinkerBot.Com
is another of my own web sites where I promote the hobby of robotics as
an something the average Joe can do.
- City of New York Sanitation Dept.
uses a software package that I used to support at
Esker Inc.
(called Corridor) to provide the residents of the five boros notification
of which days of the week their recylcing service would come by and pickup
recycleables.
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