This was created as part of the 2010 Rails Rumble competition. Constructed in just 48 hours as part of a 3 man team; it allows users to create hosted customizable dashboards with an assortment of widgets to monitor different servers and systems.
Github Hawk is a Ruby on Rails 3.0 application for users to use along side GitHub. The site allows users to tag, organise & search their watched GitHub repositories so that when you need them, they know exactly where to look and they can find them quickly and easily.
Brass Tacks is a Ruby on Rails application in use by S2Games a video games development studio in the USA. The tool allows them to generate statistics for internal use to help them balance and develop the on-going direction of their game.
I Watched That! is a Ruby on Rails site currently in development that allows people to keep track of their daily TV while at the same time allowing them to comment, rate and mark which episodes or seasons of a show they have watched; building up user profiles.
My personal blog was originally a WordPress installation however over time I felt it was more appropriate if I were to code and use my own. This is the result, coded in the latest Ruby on Rails it provides much of the functionality provided by Wordpress.
This is a ImageMagick Ruby on Rails powered photo gallery, it was constructed after I was put off Flickr by the lack of space and freedom on its free accounts. It is currently an open source project and it's code is available on GitHub.
HoN Developers is a completely automated Ruby on Rails application that connects with several 3rd party systems to provide a list of forum posts by a group of game developers so that people can keep track of what these influencial people have said.
Toast is an open source RubyGem that provides functionality which will allow a developer to post pre-written status updates a Twitter account automatically based upon multiple custom written conditional events. It's code can be found on GitHub.
The new EnemyDown site is coded in Ruby on Rails with an in-house generated design. It was created to replace the aging PHP website of the same name, and was produced in roughly a year with feature for feature likeness.
Mixes was a site which allowed players to match up and play against each other in a controlled fun environment. Users could go from the web straight into a game by a few clicks, had a complete karma system as well as automated statistics and demo downloads.
The Unreal Trusted Admin Network was a site which got game server admins together to share and maintain lists of banned players for Unreal Tournament 2004. Written in PHP & had automation features to keep the system running without human intervention.
X-ray Gaming is an anti-cheat initiative for the PC gaming market spearheading cheating on different fronts. It consists of a custom built anti-cheat to protect leagues and users alike as well as sub-projects such as UTAN.
Hi! My name is Lloyd Pick and I'm a web developer specialising in Ruby on Rails.
I have four years of experience with Ruby on Rails, and over 5 years of commercial web development experience. In that time i've gained a deep understanding of all the core web technologies needed to produce a high quality modern website.
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