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ScotEID
Scottish Government funded development of software for tracking the movement of sheep throughout the country via RFID tagging.
Project involved development of a core services library, Java applications for both desktop and mobile devices, and all supporting backend web services. The system integrates natively with various models of mobile and fixed RFID readers, making it suitable for use in both the field and at auction marts.
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EventScotland
Development of a large content-managed website featuring a bespoke Ruby on Rails CMS affording end users immense control over the layout of some 650 pages and painless management of more than 1,250 documents and images, as well as interactive elements such as form submissions, polls and payment gateway integration.
I was also responsible for the build & CMS integration of ~30 HTML/CSS templates and supporting Javascript.
client: Jam Hot
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Priceyourmeal.com
Auction, table-booking and event planning website developed over several iterations with PHP and Ruby on Rails.
view site: www.priceyourmeal.com
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Gareth Hoskins Architects
Large content managed website powered by a bespoke Ruby on Rails CMS, customised to allow precise control over page layout. Features include content versioning, publishing workflow and automatic image cropping/resizing.
view site: www.garethhoskinsarchitects.co.uk
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well hello there. my name is jason frame.
I'm a freelance software contractor living in Scotland with a love for solving tricky problems with code. I have a strong coding ability in both algorithms and architecture, a good sense of UX design/aesthetics, and can talk business as well as tech.
i am not a "digital media consultant".
Over the years I've built complex web applications, large content managed websites, an iPhone game or two, and helped the Scottish Government keep track of its sheep. I've also written a bunch of open source software, some of which is used by a site or two you may have heard of.
In decreasing order of preference I (have) work(ed) professionally with Ruby/Rails, Cocoa, Javascript, PHP, C, C++ & Java.
Contact me to find out how I can help your business.
Current Status: available for work!
If you're interested in hiring me for your next project please get in touch via any of the contact methods below and I'll get back to you ASAP (Right now it's 5:52pm over here).
I'm also interested in collaboration opportunities of either an artistic or entrepreneurial nature with other like minded
geeksindividuals. Got an idea? Tweet me sometime.Twitter: @jaz303 Email: jason@onehackoranother.com Phone: +44 (0) 5603 013 704* * please don't abuse this. it's a VOIP line and in no way dear to me so if people start joking about i'll just change the number.
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High Kings
iPhone interpretation of the world's original board game, Hnefatafl. Supports all common rule variations and gameplay for 1 or 2 players. Frontend developed with Objective-C/Cocoa, backend AI with C++.
Graphics by Andrew Nicolson.
app store: High Kings
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Phabling
Realtime social networking site where clubbers post photos of their nights out and promoters can announce events, send special offers and sell tickets. Integrated with Facebook and MySpace.
Developed using Ruby on Rails and compatible across a broad range of mobile devices.
client: sauce & vinegar
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Zing! PHP Framework
Fast & efficient, ORM-agnostic PHP framework built from the ground-up to take advantage of the new features in PHP 5.3.
github: github.com/jaz303/zing
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Ocean Terminal
Content managed website managed built with Ruby on Rails.
client: Jam Hot
view site: www.oceanterminal.com
