Projects


	Mobile App College	The Mobile App College is a website built by students in my IM325 class at Bradley University. IM325 is Search Engine Optimization and Analytics. The Mobile App College contains reviews and recommendations for different mobile apps and their uses. The site is an expiriment to see if we can establish search rank in a competitive market through various SEO tactics as well as give the students a real-life environment to practice what they learn.
	OpenVPN Web GUI	OpenVPN is software that creates secure point-to-point connections. In order to make those connections secure, they require encrypted keys. Well the problem with that is the keys must be generated on the server by a person using command line, but that isn't fun and takes a long time and gets annoying after a while. So I was tasked with creating a web interface that would allow customers to go in and create secure keys without any technical knowledge whatsoever.
	I'm So Awesome	I'm So Awesome is a mashup that I recently made. I will be adding more to it in the near future and eventually moving it over to the websites section, but what this does is take the top trend on twitter and displays the first Google Image Search result for that term. Some features that I plan to add in the future include: Edit
	Peoria Chamber of Commerce Website	The reason that the Peoria Chamber of Commerce website is in the projects section is because I did not design it or initally set it up. However, I did take it over for the second half of the development and currently serve as the primary developer on the site. This website incorporates at least two custom modules that I have built.
	Newsletters	Newsletters are very, very tricky and you really have to know the system to be able to work with them. There are tons of different email clients and pretty much all of them render HTML emails differently. The biggest offender of this is Microsoft Outlook 2007.
	Custom Drupal Modules	I have created several custom Drupal modules that accomplish various tasks. I am going to attempt to describe them without giving up too much confidential info :) All the modules I have made have contained tons of different languages, including: HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, MySQL, and jQuery. Unfortunately my modules are all custom made for specific sites so I can't really make them into "real" modules and submit them to Drupal, but they are worth talking about: