Personal Projects
There are always a bunch of projects floating around Dennis Mojado's planning limbo. Might get to some, probably not most.
Colo Cooperative
Thanks to a kind invitation by a group of UC Berkeley graduates, Caffeinated Code is able to live in a hardware colocated environment. This project implemented several interesting group-management ideas, including a shared-secret quorum implementation, digitally signed charters and voting, cooperative action proposals, operations planning, and grouped heterogenous systems management. In other words, the Colo Coop needed to work together to work at all. It was a voluntary technical exercise that proved to be quite effective and powerful.
PeerView
PeerView.net (2002-2004, now offline) was a small team project encompassing feedback and custom survey technology. It involved the use of nearly 100% opensource technologies on a private server farm. Users could set their survey criteria, use graphical javascript-powered rating widgets and sliders, generate custom feedback survey messages for their audiences, and get usage and statistical reports. Java-based CMV (Controller-Model-View, hehe) web application framework, budding ORM implementation, and automated build, unit testing, and iterative development cycles. Dennis served as technical lead with several peers.
Mobile Projects
Uhm. Yeah. Don't have much to share about these yet.
Opensource Project Contributions
These, too, are to be outlined in more detail. Sorry.