Soshal – I was contracted for 3 months to quickly jump in and assist on development of Algonquin College’s upgraded look and feel website. Development was on a multi-site WordPress install and entailed both back end and front end development. … Continue reading
We converted this www.southnationarchery.com to a WordPress blog site for our good friend and archery expert, Kathy Millar of South Nation Archery Supply. The site features a products catalog and an events management via WordPress plugins. Continue reading
Contract Development – Interactive Kiosks, 09/2012 – 11/2012 Gatineau, QC BryteSun Development fulfilled an RFQ for a set of interactive kiosks for the currently running Vodou exhibition. The kiosks allow text and video blogging contributions in response to a preselected … Continue reading
Shane has been re-contracted by the Museum to help with kiosk development and integration. Continue reading
Problem: Recently we ran into a bug in WordPress that when we tried to save one of our very large menus it was being truncated and then saved. Luckily we had a very recent backup and recovered and then I … Continue reading
This article details the issue of trying to get HD recordings to work with HDFVR and Red5 Media Server v0.8.0. HDFVR is being served by an IIS 7.5 web server running on Windows 2008. Red5 v0.8.0 is running on a Windows XP machine that is also being used as a Kiosk client with a Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920. Continue reading
We launched the Winchester Dairyfest (www.winchesterdairyfest.com) site. Site design was done by the BryteSun Creative department. The Dairyfest site is a WordPress site utilizing a Twenty Eleven child theme and various layout and media related plugins. Minimal custom PHP work … Continue reading
Web Integration Specialist, 03/2011 – 09/2012 Gatineau, QC In the first 2-3 month contract I oversaw the creation of a Federated Search-like web services module by a third party development company that will accept REST or SOAP requests and return … Continue reading
Helped launch 4 interesting new Canadian Culture Online sub-sites today on the museum website. These sites were built using PHP, MySQL, and Zend Framework 1.11 (as a library) and are served via an IIS 7.5 web server. Cape Dorset Prints … Continue reading