Web-based

• Website Design

  The following are a few web sites and web pages I have designed (some cooperatively with Joe Kadlec).
  • Horning About Productions - when it was a web-design company
  • Files page - an example of my DHTML experience
  • 'Brookweb - a page I maintain with current U of M links and news
  • Esser's Warehouse Liquors - a prototype of a website we were designing for them
  
  
• WebSiteAdministrator is a web-based application I developed while working at Open Finance Technologies over the summer of 2000. The application allows branding of web-based products through an easy to use interface, with a large MS SQL Server database as the backend. No demo is available, since OFT retains all rights to the code.
• JSPTetris is another "2 hour Tetris," written as an experiment in JavaBeans and Java Server Pages (JSP). It is implemented as a multi-player, server-side script. Horribly infeasible as an actual implementation of Tetris, but it was a fun way to learn the technologies.
• ACDParse/ACDReportGen is a set of two programs written to work together. One reads data (through the serial port) from an ACD (Automatic Call Dispersal) machine, and stores it into a database in real-time. The report generator is a web-application that allows a user to query the database with a number of options in order to generate a meaningful report of usage data. This was also written while at Open Finance Technologies, and I am not able to include the program in this portfolio.
• SlideShow is a cross-browser JavaScript based slide show program that allows a user to enter in a list of slides by either filenames or URLs of images. It stores the slide show and visitor information in cookies. This was written for an internet programming class.
• POPMail is a simple, insecure, web-based POP3 email client designed for use with FlashMail. This was written in Perl CGI and JavaScript for an internet programming class.