At my current job, I do some GIS specific UI work and recently needed to display a path of some generated longitude and latitude points on a map.   Simple to do with a map client like OpenLayers, but I thought I would look online to see if someone had a page that would let [...]

I prototyped a website for Weber mandolins last year. They already had a company working on a new page though. Too bad.. but here is how it turned out.

Currently, my primary duties involve writing the webapp for our core product, adLib. The client side UI is currently written with OpenLaszlo (xml markup language that compiles JS and/or flash client apps) and is back-ended with Java servlets. The entire system is used to capture video from various sources (primarily unmanned areal vehicles [...]

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Well, I got to go to JavaOne last year and I had a blast. The conference, which is always top-notch, is a great place to get re-energized about technology and software development. I’m not a writer so I won’t go into great detail but it was both fun and very informative at [...]

Some of my favorite screen shots from playing WoW.

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Ran across these screenshots from some LAN party games from a while back.  Still get a chuckle out of them…

Font Manifest is a simple program that lets you browse the fonts on your system, print a list of all the fonts or selected fonts, or print a single font list which shows a font in multiple size.
Program is short, sweet and free.  There are lots of font display programs out there now.. but hey, [...]

A site I did for a friends daycare service.  The Early Learning Center in Chesapeake, Va.   The design was actually created by my brother-in-law Matt and passed to me as a static image.  I split the image and implemented the page based on the design idea.   The site is also based on TextPattern, which I [...]

A very simple site I setup for my brother’s drafting service company.  The site is based on TextPattern and the ’style’ is custom for his company.

jChat was another application I wrote while at the US Courts.   It was a simple chat program based around the ASTA client/server components.   I was not tasked to write it but did it more as a short technology test of ASTA and because at the time we were all locked out of AOL and MSN [...]

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