Showing posts with label personal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label personal. Show all posts

Thursday, May 24, 2007

Robert and Carol's Wedding

This was a site requested by a family member who wanted to create a centralized location for tracking all the various things relating to their upcoming wedding. The site is currently only a prototype made with Ruby on Rails. The backend is a secured version of the rails pre-constructed scaffolding. The upshot of all this is that the entire site as-is was built in three days flat, and the demo was posted for my client shortly thereafter.

Demo Wedding Page

Webcomica

A webcomic hosting application I created in Ruby on Rails. I had several friends asking if I knew any good places to host webcomics, and I did not know of any such places. So, I took about two weeks to build this application in Ruby on Rails. Unfortunately, most of my friends lost interest and the time necessary to work on web comics, but I left the application up in case it became useful.

Live Demo

Archmagus.us

A small, CRUD-capable portfolio site before I owned the atevans.com domain name. Written in php, with a CSS liquid layout and file / image uploading capabilities, Archmagus.us served as a perfectly adequate portfolio site from 2004-2007. The site is still live for archive purposes, and can be seen at the link below.

Archmagus.us Archived Version

Artopolis

Artopolis was another project to learn more about quickly developing web applications using Ruby on Rails. The idea was to create a clone of DeviantArt with strong interface improvements for use by friends and family. The project was abandoned about halfway through due to the urgency of class projects, but since it was developed before the file_column plugin, this application still shows some relatively advanced file manipulation and scripting capabilities.

Live Demo
Username: demo
Password: demo

Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Neat Things Blog Template


Designed a template for my personal blog, which is now resyndicated here. I designed this in early 2004, using a template for Blogger as a base. Still in use today, I have kept up the blog since then, using it as a record of personal development and method of communication with friends. Link