Tag Archives: javascript

Dehydrated

Posted on June 26, 2010 by Scott Fennell

My backcountry skiing and mountaineering blog, Dehydrated, is an Ajax-enabled photo-blog that I wrote from scratch. It’s extremely simple, as it is meant to upload and display ski phtotos–and that’s it. The photography presents the user with a larger download than I would like, but it would defeat the purpose of the site to degrade the quality of the photos. Therefore, I used client-side scripting in a couple places to accelerate things for the visitor. I’d like to highlight some of these features. Continue reading →

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Foraker Group Salary and Benefits Survey

Posted on June 25, 2010 by Scott Fennell

This project involved a minimal amount of design, but required a lot of database work. Billy Finley created the plan for about 12-15 online surveys for The Foraker Group, the largest non-profit in Alaska. He brought me in to help implement his idea and it was a great chance for me to put into practice Adobe’s Cold Fusion, a direct competitor of my native server-side language, php. The big achievement with this project was how we made a huge amount of data so flexible, so accessible, and so drop-dead simple for the admin user. Continue reading →

Posted in Recent Projects | Tagged Cold Fusion, css, html, javascript, mysql | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: javascript

Dehydrated

Foraker Group Salary and Benefits Survey

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