F->IT is an F-ing easy to use FTP client that resembles Windows Explorer. With it, you can:

• Drag and drop folders and files.
• Edit highlighted source files.
• Upload multiple files.

Technology: JavaScript, Rails, FTP, Scriptaculous

JavaScriptMVC is brings methods to the madness of JavaScript development. Successfully complete projects with best practices, maintainability, and convention over configuration. Highlights:

• Development, test and production tools
• Model-View-Controller pattern

Technology: JavaScript, AJAX, DHTML, Web services, Prototype, jQuery

DamnIT emails you when a user encounters a JavaScript error in your webpages. Fix bugs before they become headaches. Highlights:

• Error management interface
• Optionally prompts user to describe recent actions

Technology: Cross domain scripting, JavaScript, Email notification, HTTPS

Extension is an interactive knowledge platform where University content providers can gather and produce new educational and information resources on wide-ranging topics. Highlights:

• Newsletter distribution
• Content rating, comments, tagging, and RSS feeds
• Customized content based on your location

Technology: OpenID, RSS, Rails, JavaScript

Developed certification and training tracking software used by Kaplan tutors and managers. Highlights:

• Users sign up for certifications and track their progress
• Managers approve completed certifications
• Advanced employee search
• Four levels of application users with varying privileges

Technology: Oracle, Rails, AJAX, Capistrano

Developed job cost tracker that stores estimated and actual job costs and computes the difference, allowing RKN to track project performance. Other features include:

• Data import from Excel spreadsheets
• Customizable reports by time period, project, or foreman
• Sort and filter records

Technology:MySQL, Rails, Excel scripting, AJAX

Justin has over 6 years of application development and management experience and has been in over 15 different application development cycles. Working for both GE and Accenture, Justin is well versed in the methodology required to organize a project to a successful conclusion. Highlights:

• Member of Thin Server Architecture Group
• Accenture Interactive Network
• Molecular dynamics framework
• Economic Grid computing

Technology: Ajax, C, C#, C++, Charm++, CSS, FTP, HTML, HTTP, Java, JavaScript, JSONP, Linux, Mysql, .Net, Oracle, PHP, Ruby/Rails, SQL, SSL, VB, XML family, etc.

Brian has three years experience dedicated to web application development, its ugly step-sister (deployment), and general technology dirty work, including Apache and Linux configuration. Brian has also gained writing experience writing the copy and documentation for the JavaScriptMVC site. Previous experience:

• Wrote CPU simulators for the Unconventional Computer Architecture group
• Researched, installed, and configured dozens of open source software packages for a research project at Accenture Technology Labs

Technology: Ajax, Apache, C, C++, Capistrano, CSS, HTML, HTTP, JavaScript, Linux, HTTPS, Oracle, Mongrel, MySQL, Prototype, Ruby/Rails, SQL, SSL