sclark@jupitermedia.com
Linda
Cole Cole is Managing Editor of DatabaseJournal.com
and DBASupport.com.
Linda was previously the Managing Editor of WDVL and Java Boutique and
has done some time as a sysadmin for Cybertowers.com. Her spare
time is spent reading fantasy series and dabbling in 3D
graphics.
Email: lcole@jupitermedia.com
Lee Creek
is a former newspaper and wire service writer, editor, and
graphics editor with more than 25 years experience. In 1989, he started
his own company,
Creek Communications, Inc.,
which today builds internet
sites and provides advertising and other desktop publishing services.
CCI recently opened its own recording studio and is establishing its own
music label. In past years, Creek wrote software reviews for various
publications.
Email: contact@cciwebdesign.com
Harshal Deo
currently stays in the 'heart' of Silicon Valley and works with a
startup MyHealthepage.com as Technical architect. After working
with Citicorp & KPMG on diverse areas such as distributed
computing , ERP & Data Warehousing , he is currently designing
and developing XML based dynamic Web architecture with J2EE. He
'loves' WDVL Web site because his 7 month old son Nikith keeps
staring at the colors for hours!
Jonathan Eisenzopf
is an author, teacher, and consultant who has worked with
companies like Netscape, Chrysler, Mecklermedia, Bell Atlantic,
and Litton/PRC to deploy large scale Web-based information
systems. He is presently a Principal Software Engineer and VP of
Technology at
Whirlwind Interactive,
based in the Washington D.C. area. Jonathan is active in the Perl
and XML communities by delivering presentations to user groups,
contributing articles to publications such as The Perl Journal,
authoring modules for CPAN, and maintains
www.perlxml.com,
an information clearinghouse for Perl and XML resources. Jonathan
is also a co-author of an upcoming book from
O'Reilly and Associates
covering Perl and XML.
Richard Friedman, is Director of Rich Media Technology with HP Middleware Division, dealing in these issues for 12 years, making numerous presentations at trade/industry shows and conference sessions.
Ian
Gilfillan lives in Cape Town, South Africa. He is the author
of the book 'Mastering MySQL 4', published by Sybex, and has
been working with MySQL since 1997. These days he develops
mainly in PHP, Perl and MySQL, although he confesses to starting
out with BASIC and COBOL, way back when. He developed South
Africa's first online grocery store, and has developed and
taught internet development and other technical course for
various institutions. He has majors in Programming and
Information Systems, as well as English and Philosophy. He is
currently Lead Developer for Independent Online, South
Africa's largest news portal. He's hoping his next book will
more in the style of William Blake and Allen Ginsberg.
Richard
Hein is Managing Editor of several Jupitermedia
properties including Java Boutique, JavaScriptSource, WDVL and Jars. His other activites
include, freelance Web design and gaming. Rich spends his
offline time playing guitar and reading.
Michael Hurwicz
Benoy Jose
is an Internet programmer with special passion for ASP, Java and
other Web technologies. He is a freelance writer and Web
developer who also writes articles for
ASPTODAY.com. He spends most
of his time hunting for new technologies on the Internet.
Jason Kinner is the Principal Architect for Hewlett-Packard's Rich
Media Platform. His broad experience includes the design and
implementation of a media distribution system for a large publishing
company. Jason holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and
Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania.
JJ Snyder is a Senior Architect for Hewlett-Packard´s Rich
Media Platform. He has been programming in C/C+ and Java for over 15
years. He was the Chief Architect the award winning Total-e-Mobile
and HP Application Server concentrating on the Servlet 2.3
container.. JJ holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from
the Pennsylvania State University.
Michael M Krznaric
was born in Croatia and lives in Toronto, Canada for last 11 years. A
Computer Science graduate from York University has been programming for
the last 6 years (2+ with PHP). Currently employed full-time as a
Webmaster at a worldwide company with a head office located in
Toronto. Responsible for development and maintenance of various tools
in order to allow users with little or no internet experience to
maintain the corporate intranet content. The language of choice for most
of these tools is PHP. Additionally responsible for 'smooth' co-existence
of various technologies in the companies worldwide intranet environment
including various database systems, PHP, Perl, Unix, NT, XML and Oracle
tools.
Diana Luckevich
is the Manager of Software Development for
DoubleOLogic Software,
who specialize in developing Java(TM) software solutions for Web masters.
Charlie Morey
Rhonda
McGuinness is our Public Relations Associate. Located in Ontario,
she has been developing Web sites for clients for more than three years,
and now specializes in Promotion. In her spare time, she tends to her family and practices Tai Chi.
Email: Rhonda@WDVL.com
Charlie Morris has been involved with the Internet since caveman times
(1994). He was previously the managing editor of
The Web Developer's Journal
and
The Tapeless Studio.
His other activities include freelance
writing, freelance Web site design, Internet marketing consulting work, and
playing guitar in a blues band. He divides his time between Europe and Florida.
Chris Payne
Currently lives in the Boston area. He has been building database driven
Web sites for several years. In February 2000, he co-founded
Enfused Media, Inc, a Web development/gaming firm. The first development
from EMI was
www.enfused.com, a massive gaming
portal for gamers as well as the gaming business. His offline time is spent
with his fiancee and their tropical fish.
Email: clpayne@enfused.com
Shelley Powers
has authored and co-authored several books on Web
development and other technology, including books on Dynamic HTML,
ASP, LiveWire, Perl, CGI, Java, JavaScript, PowerBuilder 5, and others.
In addition she has been a contributor to several online magazines such
as NetscapeWorld (now Netscape Enterprise Developer),
Web Review (http://www.webreview.com),
and Digital Cats (http://www.javacats.com/).
Shelley has her own consulting company, located in Vermont.
Her Web site can be seen at
http://www.yasd.com,
and she can be reached at
shelleyp@yasd.com.
Quadzilla Archive
We'd like to welcome all Quadzilla fans to WDVL. You'll be able
to find all the regular Quadzilla features right here at WDVL
from now on, along with everything that WDVL currently offers.
Welcome to WooDVilLe!
Alan Richmond
was a software developer for several international scientific research institutes and projects,
such as the Hubble Space Telescope. He has been a web developer
since 1993, starting at NASA/GSFC, and has lectured and presented tutorials on web
design at several conferences. He founded the
Web Developer's Virtual Library
in late 1994, the web's first commercial web site for web developers, and
EncycloZine,
(a concise illustrated encyclopedia and a
compendium of diversions),
the web's first XHTML site, in November 1998.
Lucy Richmond
is a founding member of The WDVL team, and provided both programming
and business support for the site. After many years of full time programming,
including several years for the
NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope,
she now spends her time looking after her family and their small
farm, including various cats, ducks, and a collection of dragons.
Jeff
Rule
is a principal at RuleWeb Development specializing in
DHTML, SMIL, WebTV Interactive TV and Java based multimedia
enhancements for advanced media sites. His first book,
Dynamic HTML: The HTML Developer's Guide
was published in November 1998 by Addison Wesley Longman.
It features many DHTML multimedia examples from his popular
DHTML Demo's Web site.
Shawn
Ryder
is the President of
Webryder Internet Design and Consulting
based out of Nova Scotia, Canada. He has co-authored two Flash
books for the
'Friends of ED'
series and hopes to continue using Flash to its full potential on the
Internet. When not working Shawn enjoys spending time with
Jocelyn, Devin, family, and the numerous pets they have.
Ken Sall
is an XML consultant and software engineer.
He is presently completing a comprehensive XML book,
XML Family of
Specifications:
A Practical Guide, to be published by Addison-Wesley in May 2002.
Jason Shindler
is a University of Florida college student, majoring in
Telecommunications and Minoring in Computer Science and a Part-time Web
Developer. On the side, he's also employed at the
University's Housing
Office
in the Network Services department. He's
interested in Perl, DHTML and especially the future of the Internet,
particularly in its application in consumer home appliances in the near
future.
Selena Sol
contributes
WebWare Monthly.
Selena currently works for Barclays Capital in London, one of the
leading global investment banks in Europe and has worked as a
software developer for the National Center for Human Gnome
research, Microline Software, Neuron Data, and Electric Eye in
Singapore. Selena is perhaps best-known for creating the
Public Domain Web Script Archive
(Extropia) and writing several books on Web Programming (Perl,
CGI, Java).
Email: selena@extropia.com
Andrew Starling
is a Web developer, consultant and author based in the UK and has also served on a UK Cabinet Office committee as a usability
adviser. He was previously
the Managing Editor of the
Web Developer's Journal
for internet.com and Technology Editor of the UK's
Internet Magazine,
for which he still writes. His own Web sites are
Foxglove.co.uk
and Tinhat.com. Foxglove is
a satirical site and was chosen as the Mirror newspaper site of
the day back in August 2000. Tinhat covers Internet security and
privacy. In his "spare" time, Andrew likes to travel and write
poetry and novels.
Email: astarling@foxglove.co.uk
Lee
Underwood is the Managing Editor for Web Developer, Script Search, and Domain Notes. In
addition, he serves as an Associate Editor for WebReference.com. He
also manages and serves as Editor of the Emet News Service, an
Israeli news source.
Aaron Weiss
is the author of several JavaScript resources, from "The
Complete Idiot's Guide to JavaScript" to the "Tricks with
Scripts" feature which has appeared in
Internet World magazine and currently in Internet World
Daily. In addition, he writes for Salon Magazine and is working
on a small collection of absurd
cartoons.
PS Woods
lives in the heart of beautiful New York wine country with fiancée
Irene. Woods holds degrees from California State University, Fullerton, and
University of Northern Iowa, in Guitar Performance and Business Management,
respectively. Woods' dog, Teddy, is currently the undisputed heavyweight
champion of the world in the Unrelenting, Endless Game of Ball.
Email: jobs@pswoods.com
