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RSSza was a website I developed in 2007, it was essentially a content/link aggregator which periodically ran pulling in news and information from RSS feeds. It was probably the first web app I had developed which got some traction and I received some good, and constructive comments from folks on various areas of improvement. After some feedback the site was considered “information overload”, I let users create a profile and customize their feeds.
I shut the site down in around 2011.
A list of web sites I have designed and built over the years. Majority were full-stack projects and a couple are still online and going strong.
While I am not a designer, I have always loved the concept, process and experimentation aspects of print projects. I grew up with Dot Matrix printers and the allure of bringing digital to reality grasped my attention early in life. These are some of the projects I have created digitally and subsequently printed for personal, marketing or informational needs.
As a huge believer and consumer of open source software, tools or frameworks, I have enjoyed giving back to the community through a variety of projects.
I handmade (drag and dropped!) a couple hundred photos to make this photo mosaic for Kate in 2004. The photos were from a CR ROM Stock Photography company (Photodisc). I made a couple more but no longer have the files 🙁
Bachelors of Technology: Information Technology
My competitive nature early on during my studies at Port Elizabeth Technikon, in the pre-“hackathon” days where companies would put up a memo at your local university asking to get a challenge done 🙂 Myself and one other student won some $$$ analyzing and suggesting improvements for a local website.
This competition led to me getting a part-time job with company as a software developer.
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