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I'm not nice to my gear.

Java versions. Oh joy.

As we write more front-end code, we tend to learn several ways to solve any given problem. As a result, we grow increasingly confident about our ability to solve a problem, and less confident that we've architected the correct solution to that problem.

I feel a strange disturbance in the force. It's as if million of taxi unions and their pet politicians cried out, and were suddenly silenced.

Reflections from Community Media Workshop's CommuniCamp, '09.

Developed training materials, produced trilingual screencasts, and conducted onsite Drupal site-building training for staff at eleven Afghan universities and the Afghan Ministry of Higher Education as part of FHI360's USAID-funded USWDP project.

Project Review

Provided mentorship, consulting CTO services, and office hours for startups as Technologist in Residence for the Technopreneurs startup incubation space.

Project Review

GeoScholars required an intranet with searchable databases for recent graduates and available jobs with placement partners. This was the first Drupal project from the Technopreneurs' startup incubation program.

Case Study

For the first of two university projects for LimeRed Studio, I authored front-end code for the Drupal relaunch of the University of Illinois Admissions portal.

Case Study

Authored front-end code and assisted with Drupal site-building features, including mega-menus, views, and a custom breadcrumb-embedded menu system, as part of the LimeRed Studio team.

Case Study