Well structured, readable code is essential to any company that wants to be able to maintain their applications or reuse their code libraries.
The following are samples of source code that I personally coded. Please note that they are not the entire products; they are meant to be representative of coding practices, while not revealing any proprietary information or "trade secrets".
These samples are exact copies of the originals. Even the (very) occasional typographical error was preserved...
| Language | Product | Filename/Name | Company | Date Written |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ColdFusion | Scheduler |
SchedulerList_Sel.cfm
|
Echo | Apr 2002 |
| JavaScript | Scheduler |
recurrences.js
|
Echo | Apr 2002 |
| Visio | Scheduler |
logical.vsd
|
Echo | Oct 2001 |
| ColdFusion | eBoat |
emgReadStyle.cfm
|
Echo | Jun 2001 |
| Visual Basic | CASP |
SetFile.frm
|
UBH | Jun 1999 |
| Perl | Proxima |
cgi.pl
|
QuickATM | Jun 1996 |
| Perl | Proxima |
local.pl
|
QuickATM | May 1996 |
| Java | CryptoJava |
CryptoList.java
|
Triangle Street | Mar 1996 |
| C | QuickCall |
pfile.c
|
QuickATM | Mar 1996 |
| C | QuickCall |
list_dis.c
|
QuickATM | Mar 1996 |
| Perl | Vineyard Challenge! |
results.pl
|
Triangle Street | Dec 1995 |
Due to the prevalent belief that corporate web sites must be ever changing and dynamic, the sites are also very transitory. Few of the sites that I designed still appear in their original format, even if the underlying scripts are still in place. These are some of the sites that I originally designed and implemented. Hyperlinks are only provided to those sites which are still the same.
http://www.clifbar.com/
This site provides both information and advertising for Clif Bar
products, as well as a monthly newsletter.
I was responsible for the entire site, with the exception of
some of the original graphic images, the initial concept, and
the current monthly content.
http://www.quickaid.com/~qrail/
The QuickRail pages provide information on California Amtrak:
stations, timetables, routing, and nearby facilities.
I provided the navigation and implementation; the data came from
a pre-existing product.
http://www.farmfresh.com/
The Farmington Fresh site was created by Triangle Street Diversions.
I was responsible for the JavaScript, the dynamic HTML airplane
(visible in Netscape 4+), and the overall site layout.
http://www.mccarty.com/
The McCarty Corporation was a client of Triangle Street Diversions.
I was responsible for much of the original design,
as well as the entirety of the game
"
Vineyard Challenge!".