Fairly MVP website for my hobby project - providing custom etched brass detail parts and kits to narrow gauge railway modellers.
What the Framework? is a bluffer's guide to web frameworks and languages, intended as a quick reference for tech-heavy conversations.
Front end build and Perch integration for a new social enterprise startup from Sidekick Studios. The aim is to establish 'cook clubs' for older people who want to stay active, and share the results with their communities.
A collaborative learning project for 2012. The aim is to experience a new web technology every month through the year and blog about what we've learned.
Front end and back end build for a football gaming concept. Created in two days during a Launch 48 prototyping event for a media client.
Front end and back end build for a new firm of patent attorneys. The complex navigation interactions were created under a unit-testing process for speed and accuracy.
Front end and back end build on a crowd-sourced song writing project for Imogen Heap
Front end build for a sports debate event.
Front end build and custom Javascript animation for a housing development in south west London.
Collaborative design, front end build and Perch and e-junkie integration for a digital scrapbooking stamp shop
Front end build for a not-for-profit co-operative cycling project in the heart of Deptford, South-East London.
Event-driven JavaScript server based on the V8 engine. Still getting to grips with this one but liking what I see.
Javascript library for UI data binding using the Model-View-View Model pattern. Essential for rapid prototyping.
CSS pre-compiler adding rich dynamic behaviour, allowing more structured stylesheets and functional operations.
A powerful Javascript unit-testing framework. Don't start making a serious web app without it (or something like it).
A brilliant little CMS that gives simple integration of powerful features into any HTML template.
At heart a straightforward Restful router framework for PHP, with some powerful features for quick and easy development.
Minimum Viable Portfolio runs on Node.js, using Express for application routing and Jade as a view engine. The LESS file used for styling is compiled to CSS by the application on server start. View source on Github