Posts Tagged ‘AJAX’

SiteExecutive Applications: app_twitterevent

Thursday, September 3rd, 2009

Created: 8/2009

Role: ColdFusion development, Twitter API development, Prototype/AJAX development, Flash/Open Player development

Technologies: ColdFusion, Twitter API, Prototype, AJAX, SQL, Flash, Open Player, SEML, HTML

Features: Contains a live Twitter feed based on hashes and/or account names and an optional form that allows event attendees to send Tweets using a predefined Twitter account for the event. The Tweets are to be addressed live during the event which is aired via live Akamai/Flash video feed. Also uses search engine optimized URL structure.

Code: app_twitterevent

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Global Research Map

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009

Created: 9/2008

Role: ColdFusion/SQL, Google Maps API, AJAX and Prototype/script.aculo.us application development, HTML and CSS markup.

Technologies: ColdFusion, SQL, Google Maps API, AJAX, Prototype, script.aculo.us, HTML, CSS

Features: Data-driven application that shows all school research projects on the map. When clicked, each point shows the projects that are open in that location. Each project contains information about location and faculty/researchers involved.

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Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009

Created: 3/2005

Role: Producer for HTML, CSS and various ColdFusion, Flex and SiteExecutive (SEML) components.

Technologies: ColdFusion, Flex, Actionscript, SQL, Google CSE API, SEML, HTML, CSS, Google Analytics, Webtrends

Features: Flex animated news banner, opinion poll, web ads for research map and magazine, ColdFusion/SQL powered news section, social network sharing capabilities, Google Analytics and Webtrends event and page tracking code

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