Since I first heard about free software back in my student days, I have always been interested in it. I am a supporter of this community and its philosophy.
As a way to give back part of what I have received, I have given some talks but more importantly I have contributed to several open-source projects as often as my research has allowed me.
Instead of simply putting a link to my GitHub account, in this section I will discuss some of the most interesting projects that I have made. For a more research-oriented view of my work, please visit the R&D section.
PT Anywhere
Packet Tracer is a network simulation tool created by Cisco. As part of the FORGE project, I developed a web version/frontend for it.
During the following articles, I will guide you through the features I developed for it:
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Technologies used: Angular JS, jQuery, vis.js, Bower & Jasmine.
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Technologies used: Tin Can API (Learning Locker), Angular JS, Chart.js & vis.js.
FAQ
Why don't you write these articles in their website or in GitHub?
In short: to specifically focus on the work I did in them and in the technology I used. The GitHub projects might contain more extensive documentation but they might have also evolved since I stopped working on them or become unavailable or whatever.
Why do you include screenshoots and screencasts instead of links to web applications?
- I am describing the work I (me) did and they might have evolved since I stopped working on them,
- there are parts which are not publicly accessible or
- even if they are public, I cannot guarantee that they will keep like that in the future. I don't own these projects.