Projects

I like to keep busy, so I try to keep a few projects going on most of the time. Here is a list of some of the personal projects that I’m working on currently, in no particular order.

Rails Kits
Ready-made code for Rails developers. Quickly build recurring billing, OpenID, and mapping applications using a Rails Kit as a starting point.

CatchTheBest
A web-based application to help hiring managers catch the best candidates.
ConferenceMeetup (sold to Confabb)
ConferenceMeetup provides a private community site for conference attendees to interact with each other and the presenters before, during, and after the conference. I was inspired to build this application while attending RailsConf 2006. I thought it would be useful for every conference to have a site where the attendees could find out information about each other, get in touch with each other in order to arrange meetings, and also ask questions of and provide feedback to the presenters about their presentation topics. Since I figured other people might find it useful as well, I launched ConferenceMeetup.
Tesly
Tesly is a hosted web service that helps small development teams document, plan, and track their testing activities. Targeted at web developers and testers, it helps you keep track of and collaborate on your testing activities.
Tesly Jr.
A spin-off from Tesly, Tesly Jr. is one-trick pony: provide an HTML reporting interface for unit test results. Well, maybe it does two tricks, since it provides an RSS feed for your test run results as well. At any rate, it’s a fun tool to use to see pretty green bars for all your tests. You can even use it to brag. :)
AgileWebDevelopment.com
This is a community site for Rails developers. Here I link to various resources in the Rails community and host the Rails plugin directory.

Client Projects

Selected projects done for various clients on a consulting basis.