posted at: July 15th, 2009
Precision Text, a brand new company with only an idea, needed to hire a solid web developer to bring their new business idea to life. After a few conversations, we both agreed that the best way to bring this idea to the marketplace would be to use the Ruby on Rails framework and a solid text messaging API.
The application allows for business owners to gather a list of their customer’s cell phone numbers. The business can then send out a message to these customers alerting them of new deals or special offers. The response rate has been high and the utility to the business has been huge.
posted at: May 27th, 2009
A little while ago, I posted some javascript for a mootools content slider. I’ve used it a lot in my own Ruby on Rails and PHP development work and my work with jv2 I have been itching to just drop it into my code like Squeezebox or Swfobject.
So, here it is, a fairly beta version [...]
posted at: March 5th, 2009
This is an old version of an improved Mootools Content Slider
I recently implemented a javascript based slider using MooTools. I’m increasingly becoming a huge fan of Mootools. Their documentation is great and the code I write just seems to be much cleaner. I don’t feel like it’s as fragile as js I’ve written in prototype/scriptaculous.
The [...]
posted at: April 14th, 2008
For David K. Burnap Advertising Agency, Co-Developer – 2008
I was brought in as an associate developer to the AAA project to make sure it was completed on time with high quality. I resided in Ohio for a period of three weeks to develop alongside the lead developer.
During that time, I helped with formalizing the architectural [...]
posted at: March 14th, 2008
For Chris Freelund, Co-developer – 2007
The music festival had just had a falling out with their core team of developers. They had an application with bugs and no support. Bryce was hired to become familiar with the code, do testing and bring the project up to production status.
This included re-factoring and building new code into [...]