With which technologies do you normally work?
We normally use most of the technologies.
Development Platforms
Programming languages / Technologies:
C#, ASP.NET, VB.NET
C/ C++
Java, JSP
PHP
CGI/Perl
Microsoft Visual Basic, ASP
JavaScript,VBScript
Delphi/Kylix
XML, XSL, XSLT, HTML, DHTML, XHTML, XSL-FO, CSS, MXML, CFML
ActionScript (Macromedia Flash)
Ruby
Programming systems & tools:
MS Visual Studio .NET
MS Visual C++4.X,5.X,6.0
Boroland C++ Builder
IBM Visual Age C++
MS Visual J++ 1.0,6.0
Borland J Builder
MS Visual InterDev 1.0,6.0
Delphi/Kylix
MS Visual Basic
Visual Basic For Applications
Middleware & Protocols:
Servlet
EJB
Web Services,SOAP,WSDL,JAX-RPC
JSF,PortletStruts,MyFace
iBATIS,Hibernate,Spring
AJAX,AJAX Comet,DWR,Dojo
SOA,Enterprise bus
CORBA
COM,DCOM
MTS
OLE,ActiveX
TCP/IP,HTTP,FTP,SMTP,POP3,IMAP
LDAP
Databases / RDBMS:
MS SQL Server
MSSQL
Oracle(PL/SQLOCI)
PHP
CGI/Perl
Postgre SQL
Interbase/Firebird
MS Access
DB2
DaffodilDB
Derby
H2
Web & Application Servers:
Apache
J Run,Tomcat,J Boss,Glassfish,Gronimo,Web Sphere,Web Logic,Resin,Microsoft IIS
Cold Fusion
Oracle Application Server
Operating Systems / Platforms:
MS Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000XP/Vista
Windows 2003 Server family
Linux
Unix,BSD,Solaris
Mac
Technology Platforms:
.NET
J2SE,J2EE
J2MEJava SE 5.0,Java EE 5.0
Java SE6
Ruby on Rails
Security & Authentication:
Public Key Infrastructure
Smart Card
Kerberos
SSL,TLS
X509 Certificated
Server Technologies:
VMWare ESX Server
Xen
QEMU
Clustering
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In which tasks are you good at, and in which could you better yourself?
I have excellent skills with Adobe software such as Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Acrobat. My skills are also excellent with Microsoft software such as Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Access. I also have excellent skills with databases such as FileMaker Pro and the state of Washington's community college Student Management System. I also have excellent skills with department planning and management, organization, training and supervision. My phone skills are very good, but I want to improve still more.
Please provide a brief description of the hardware and software you currently use most.
HARDWARE
Dell Dimension E510 PC
Epson CX4200 scanner/printer
Minolta (film) X700 with two lenses ranging from 24mm to 300mm
Nikon D40, Nikon D60 with four lenses ranging from 10mm to 300mm
Olympus digital audio recorder
Flipcam video camera (crap)
SOFTWARE
Microsoft Office (word, excel, powerpoint, publisher, access, outlook)
Adobe Creative Suite 4 (Web addition)
Newtek Lightwave 3D 9.5 (modeling and animation)
Sony Vegas Studio 9.0 Platinum
Anvil Studio (music generator)
Google's Picasa (image management)
In your opinion, which company helps software developers the most?
Excuse me while I put on my Kevalr vest but, Microsoft. They ahve created a common platform that has widespread acceptance, they have programs that ensure that students have access to teh best tools and platofrms, legally, and they have freebie versions for the hobbists. I like the other platforms and options that are there, but Microsoft takes the gold on this.
With which technologies do you normally work?
At the university level, most online course development is handled by a few delivery platforms. I specialize in Blackboard's WebCT Vista Academic Enterprise System, which means I handcode my designs offline and then massage the HTML files back inside the limits of a quirky and arbritrary user interface.
To work remotely, I sing along with Dreamweaver, and drop in bits of Perl, PHP, HTML, CSS, MySQL and JavaScript.
As a librarian, I speak DIALOG, OCLC, Lexis/Nexis, and ABI/Inform.
As an all-purpose design geek, I also use FrameMaker, Photoshop, Illustrator, Paint Shop Pro, Quark Express, Adobe Acrobat, Visio, Captivate and the ubiquitous Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, FrontPage, Outlook)
Describe your current equipment: cameras, lenses, computers, accessories...
Canon D20, Olympus SP500-UZ (about to upgrade) and an Olympus Camedia C700-UZ. I have some accessories -- tripod, a few filters -- nothing much really. My computer is my next best friend when it comes to photography. I couldn't be without Photoshop and an old Microsoft Program, Photodraw 2000. I find no need to complicate my life. Everything I do, I do with simplicity in mind. I strongly adhere to the KISS principle, and that goes for my photography as well.
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