I'm a software developer and consultant in San Francisco. I mostly develop web apps in Javascript, Java and Ruby (Rails and non-Rails), though I've also done some other kinds of apps including a BlackBerry app and a Flex/AIR/ActionScript, and (long ago) C and C++ Mac and Unix apps.
There's a little more about me on my LinkedIn profile.
JS Dev Tools (www.jsdevtools.com) contains a bunch of links to useful libraries and tools for Javascript developers.
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Wshlst (www.wshlst.com) is a group-oriented wish list website that I created for my family, partly
because no such site existed, and partly because I wanted to write a website completely in Javascript (no HTML, no CSS).
It lets you create and share wish lists, and lets you add and discuss items on other peoples' lists (secretly, if you like).
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BoardsConsult (www.boardsconsult.com) and
RotationTracker (www.rotationtracker.com)
are a pair of websites that I created with an M.D./Ph.D. friend of mine.
BoardsConsult is designed to help medical residents prepare for the U.S. Medical Licensing Exam, and
RotationTracker is for helping medical schools evaluate and track the progress of the residents in their programs.
Unfortunately, we underestimated the amount of work involved in creating a set of high-quality exam review
questions.
An open demo will be available soon, after I move the sites to a new server.
I moderate a few completely free jobs mailing lists with RSS feeds and zero spam: XP jobs, Rails jobs and Mac development jobs. Also, my pals at Pivotal Labs often have agile (hard-core agile) Rails and Java job openings.
I've been using DreamHost's shared hosting and domain registration for years and I've been very happy with them. They offer tons of disk space and bandwidth and lots of great features.