I built this site for the a homeschool newspaper publication that needed an online presence. It’s built with WordPress using a responsive design to accomodate everything from phones to tablets to desktop browsers. There are a few interesting plugins: The Facebook Like Box allows visitors to share the articles with their friends on Facebook. Getting the...
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This project uses the the opensource Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL) to automate the production of spider-like feature layers extracted from a larger dataset. The GDAL libraries provide a single abstract data model for a large variety of data formats. It also comes with a variety of useful commandline utilities for data translation and...
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I built this simple web application to generate multiplication worksheets and puzzles for my kids who have been busy memorizing their multiplication tables. I looked for something similar, but couldn’t find anything that quite fit what I was looking for. There is a form that allows you select with numbers to use when producing...
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I created this blackjack game as part of a tutorial to teach a student some basics of ruby programming and web development. UPDATE: Here’s a link to Sam’s version of the game. It’s a little more polished then my initial implementation. I think he’s still planning to add more features. Anyway, nice work! It...
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I worked on this Plone site for a seminar entitled “Diversity and Innovation” at the Center for Institutional and Social Change at Columbia Law School. This site showcases many of the capabilities on Plone as a intranet portal and community networking platform. Unfortunately, access to the bulk of the site is restricted to students,...
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