In the past few years I have been lucky enough to be involved with some of the largest sites in the world, from Citigroup.com to VegasHotels.travel. A few of my larger accomplishments follow:
Citigroup.com – During my stay at Citigroup Web Services I programmed several internal departmental sites as well as a custom javascript XML parser for the Citigroup home site search engine.(just search for “bird” in the search on the home page, and a sponsored link appears on the results page)
VegasHotels.travel – At Intellistrand I optimized and reworked the application layer which run nearly 200 city accommodation sites (vegashotels.travel, bostonhotels.travel, chicagohotels.travel, etc) cutting the average load time in half!
Mobipages.mobi – My first fully devoted mobile site. This site allows you to quickly search anywhere to find anything, and call!(This site was also developed at Intellistrand)
aedCFC – aedCFC is my largest Open Source project to date. This component allows you to quickly (within a couple minutes) create an add/edit/delete for a database table to manage websites. It is not intended to be a CMS, but a tool to quickly and easily build a custom CMS for any website. Complex features include event handlers, hierarchical database structures, themes, etc. As of date this project approaches 1000 downloads on RIAForge.org
aedPHP – aedPHP is a merely a php replica of aedCFC. Although it was somewhat modeled after the aedCFC, I learned through the previous development a few different approaches to help scale in the future. aedPHP along with database add/edit/delete was also designed to aed the file system with the exact same look and feel. As said with aedCFC, this is very much capable of building a very advanced CMS! This project is currently not downloadable since it is still in somewhat of a beta state, however it works like a champ and you can contact me if you would like to try it out or help test.
Currently I am working on adding extra features to the aedCFC and aedPHP, as well as learning Flex(Adobe’s new alternative to Flash), and that doesn’t include what I do at work ;).
