Portfolio
Mac Aid website
This website was designed by and the inital build was done by a third party designer, however I converted the original static website design into WordPress theme, and oversaw the migration of the content to WordPress. This was done to facilitate some CMS type functionality for the site owner.
In addition to this I integrated various other dynamic features into the site on an ad hoc basis over a period of 2 to 3 years, including a complete backend database and interface for the management of pre paid client accounts.
uSync & uSync Reseller Websites
The concept design and artwork for these sites was done by a third party designer. The photographs/images were purchased from a stock photography site.
All other work on the sites has been done by me. Both sites are works in progress, and still have, when time & priorities permit, several more features and functionality to be added.
The Complex Rooter
This javascript based application was written as an assignment during study for my Advanced Diploma of Computer Science and calculates the specified root of a given complex number, as well as displaying the result in an Argand diagram.
Java – Juggler & Puzzle
A ‘cute’ little java juggler I created as a class exercise whilst undertaking my Advanced Diploma of Computer Science.
A java drag and drop puzzle I created as a class exercise whilst undertaking my Advanced Diploma of Computer Science.
Oracle SQL & VB.net Application
This oracle script and it’s corresponding VB.net application were written as an assignment as part of My Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology. The assignment highlights the use of constraints, database side stored functions and procedures, application side transactions and general maintenance of ACID principles.
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The SQL script is tested through Oracles SQL developer application on an instance of Oracle 10g Express Edition hosted on XP Pro SP3.
The VB.net application and corresponding files were written and are tested in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 running on XP Pro SP3.
The sql script needs to be run in Oracle through SQL developer or an equivalent method prior to using the vb.net application.
For the vb.net application to work the database specific connection data in the application (ie IP, Port, Username and Password) need to be set appropriately for the instance of Oracle being used (and the app recompiled). This can be done through the DatabaseController Class in the file DatabaseController.vb within the createConnection() function.
It will take a little bit of setting up, but if you want to see it in action then feel free to Download It!