3-D Design, Web Development
Start by looking at the featured projects to the left of the interface, or you can check the lists of completed projects, or in progress projects, and my simple Blog. — Jamie
More work on the Dorsoduro Supermoto
I've been doing some more work on the Dorsoduro Supermoto lately. I'd love to post some updates, but most of the c... Read More
Finally, an update on the SM750 Supermoto
I've done some work on the Aprilia SM750 Dorsoduro 3D model. Head on over to the In Progress section to check it out. Read More
Few updates lately
I'll be the first to admit that updates on the site have been sparse lately. I've been working hard at my new job, and I... Read More
Currently Reading & Watching
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Prototype and script.aculo.us: You never knew JavaScript could do this!Unlike the title of this book suggests, I actually did know JavaScript could do this... however prototype.js (in case you haven't heard) makes almost everything about JavaScript quite painless. Prototype is one of those "products" (for lack of a better term) that has all these features that you just won't discover accidentally. Thus far the book seems like a great guide to the power of prototype. I'm really excited about this book and am learning loads of stuff, so maybe I didn't know JavaScript could do this after all. |
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Ruby on Rails Beyond the BasicsKevin Skoglund has done a really great job at explaining the world of Ruby on Rails. Rails is different, it uses something called Convention over Configuration. Imagine that everyone you knew kept everything in their kitchen in the same drawers and cupboards. You could go to any of your friend's houses and make dinner for them; no problem. I know that analogy is a far fetch, but I'm known for those. It also uses the MVC method of code separation. If you haven't used Lynda.com in the past, you are kind of missing out. |








