Welcome to my online and forever progressing portfolio. Here i will try to push my knowledge of web development to the limit to see what is really possible inside your web browser. This is only the first version and it's a rought draft so please try to like it. There's got plenty of vitamins & minerals with no carbs.

For first time visitors i suggest the tutorial so you are aware of all the things this site can do. If you've been here before, then feel free to snoop around.

So here's the good news, i'm available for hire! I'll make you a website, just for you. Not all sites are the same though, so neither are their prices. Here's some info to get in contact with me and some additional info you might want anyway.

I've provided you with my resume as well if your interested in reading it.
*References are available upon request.

From all my time wasted on the internet, i came up with this list of sites that will help you waste less time looking for something interesting.

I feel horrible that my site needs a tutorial, but however, i also feel that most people will not be aware of all the features this site can offer without one. Since this is my portfolio site and i want everyone to know everything about it i've made a 2 slide tutorial. Click 'Begin the tutorial' below, to begin the tutorial.

Lets start with the idea that all of these boxes of text you see are just like the windows you see in your GUI (Graphical user interface). Try grabbing this one by the title and moving it around. You'll see that the windows moves like any other window you know of, and the lines leading to will adjust automatically.

When you're done wasting time dragging a simple box around in circles, click 'Resizing windows' below.

Just like in your favorite GUI, all of these wonderful containers of information are resizeable. To start resizing this one just move those mouse to an edge or corner until you see an arrow. That arrow will indicate which way you will be resizing. Not all of the windows are resizable, however all the windows have a minimum size so don't get mad if it doesn't go down to a dot.
Peek in the bottom right corner for this icon . If you see it, then that window will be resiable.

This is a complete list of sites i've worked on in the past 2-3 years. Every site is very different so be sure to see them all. With each site listed below comes a small intro window to that page with some info on how i contributed to the development.

This is my most recent and longest running projects. After almost 2 years of development with a skeleton crew, we've built a very extensive webtop / social network. I contributed greatly to the client-side javascript, visual layouts, exporting graphic art to web formats, server / network admin, all video related elements including Red5 Java-Based OSS Flash Media Server, multiple playback clients, and an automated video encoding system running on PHP and ffmpeg.

A personal favorite since i've been working on this site for almost 4 years. The layout has changed a few times but the pricipal is ways the same; I end up doing all the Javascript, CSS, HTML, and Flash. Complete with a video player, photo browser, and an audio player to listen to while you browse.

Right now i only have 2 development projects running. This website being the first, and a web-based framework that i'm working on which i've been calling Mojo which also drives this site. I would like to work on the Mojo project before continuing further with this website however both are on hold until i finish setting up the Robotmojo webserver. I've included 2 more windows with more detail on each of the projects.

The Mojo Toolkit is a lightweight PHP, CSS, and Javascript framework to help any build sites/systems/applicaitons with less development time and still maintain a level of speed, security, flexability and portability. It works on a server-side API (documentation soon) and an optional client-side API (also documentation soon). It may be used for projects that require both CGI and CLI operability, such as a image resizer that could be both automated on the server for large amounts of images and/or controlled from a web browser by an end-user. In both examples, the same software would be run to process every image.

This site was made with 15 Monster Energy Drinks, 5 King size Twix, and Kraft singles. Other technologies include but not limited to, JSON, CSS, AJAX (comming soon), PHP, lots of Javascript, and DIV tags. The lack of graphics is intentional, to both emphasize my portfolio and speed up this site since it is a little animation heavy and Javascript is not a fast language. What you're looking at is my rough draft and there's going to be plenty of changes soon. So come back from time to time.