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Web Development is certainly a wide-ranging topic. It seems
that anyone with Front Page and a clip art gallery is calling
themselves a web designer. Through my affiliation with the
Graphic Arts firm Lindesign,
I have done a few
commercial web sites. But mostly I provide back-end, server-side
development for web-based systems.
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I started to perform "web development" because the web browser
was a perfect User Interface for many of the development and
administrative tools that I was writing. By installing a web server
on a machine, and adding a CGI interface to pre-existing UNIX
tools and scripts, I had a nice, generic GUI that helped to bridge
the UNIX/Windows gap. I have written many web-based tools for
my development environments. I have also done a few commercial
systems, and I am the founder and owner of a web-based business.
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My largest web development projects have been for busnesses that I
own or co-own. The largest is my sole project,
Webtendant.com. I
also have a site that I
co-founded and co-own:
InformationFairway.com (link opens in a new window).
My partner is a Graphic Artist, who was responsible for the
presentation of the site and the marketing content. I designed
and implemented all of the functionality in the site.
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My client had an internally-developed help-desk call tracking
system for use by the IT department. The system was UNIX
Command Line driven. It worked well, but as the organization grew,
the command line interface became cumbersome. They were also
facing the prospect of supporting Windows-based clients, who
would not have access to the Unix Command Line tools, or the
knowledge to use them. I developed a Web interface for the system,
preserving the years of accumulated data. This solved the problem
of multiple-OS support. It also greatly simplified the job for the
IT support staff, since they no longer needed to know the increasingly
complex set of command line options.
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Webtendant.com
InformationFairway.com
All Star Baseball Camp
Champions Sporting Goods
Quincy Youth Sports
Quincy Youth Basketball
The TOUR of Western New England
New England GolfGuide
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