Over 20 years programming experi-ence and more than eight years programming Macintosh applications with fully featured, customized user interfaces allow me to carry forward that experience to website design.
From January 2002 to June 2003, I did all the client-side JavaScript programming for Modiphy, Inc. and a fair amount of server-side programming as well (PHP). [I’m in the process of preparing a portfolio — please check back in a few weeks.]
From December 2001, backwards:
Java, JavaScript, and HTML/DHTML for “web” applications. JARS (www.jars.com) rated software: cpHTML — HTML Color Picker; Various Screensavers (ports from Macintosh developed software): MesmerArt, PipeLines, Clock (analog style), QD Insanity. Sound-Logo™ — custom development for Dr. Enrique Moreno, Stanford University (www.sound-logo.com). Developed Illusionary “transparent” applet. Netscape 4 JavaScript/DHTML specialist. Aided many in learning the basics of Java and JavaScript. Four years active contributions to related newsgroups on the WWW. Tutored college students in programming techniques with Java (resulting in A’s).
C (Macintosh):
Heavy concentration on GUI design and techniques — expert in Quickdraw color graphics. Many fully developed applications and code resources:
Algorithmic Composition Software: Evolution #9 [reviewed MacWorld Music & Sound Bible1]; Music Box [reviewed MacWorld Music & Sound Bible (ibid)]. Numerous MIDI based applications using interrupt level techniques. Custom code resources for windows, controls, menus, etc…, used in many of my applications.
Screensavers —
MesmerArt, Fireworks, Spotlights, Analog Clock, Cube, Glowworm (a.k.a. PipeDreams), PlanetWonder, QD Insanity, and several variations of IFC fractals. Fractal Explorer. Business Software — Custom software for statistical evaluation of surveys.
Other languages:
PostScript
Pascal Macintosh
BASIC Macintosh, Apple //e, Atari 400, Timex/Sinclair 1000 (a.k.a., ZX81)
Assembler/Machine language Macintosh (68K), Apple //e, TS1000
1Christopher Yavelow, first printing, published by IDG Books, 1992. Reviews pp. 841 – 847
