Tech-Wanderings of Greg Holsclaw

Here is the list of my current open-source, contract or other projects. Check my About page for more historical projects.

Skejo Studios is the current main project I am working on. Launching a new iOS studio, building a team, fleshing out ideas and of course coding a tremendous amount of time, doesn't leave much room for other things. Will try to keep iOS projects updated here, but check out the studio site for the latest upcoming and released projects.

www.doggoes.com still is growing and we have the next evolution in the works. We also have released the Dog Park Finder for the iPad and the free iPhone Dog Park finder version. Both will soon be updated to include dog friendly restaurants and post directly to the Drupal site new content.

I am finally written my first module for the Drupal community. Though I have written a few custom modules for Skejo.com, this is the first module that I can provide back to the community.

The Revision Deletion module has been released. Once I have my CVS account approved at drupal.org, I will be submitting it at large. For now it can be downloaded here.

My formal education revolved around Computer Science and Mathematics, finally graduating with a BS in Applied and Computational Mathematics, from San Jose State University.

Mostly, I am going to begin this little monologue by covering my increasing interests in Drupal and vbDrupal. I will mostly likely be cross-posting such thoughts on the Drupal and vbDrupal sections of Skejo.com, since that is my other knowledge warehouse. But only the more complete, article style thoughts will go there. Random thoughts that may eventually cumulate into articles will go here. I probably will boast of some of my more interesting exploits while design/constructing that site.

Well, I am finally in the early 21st century now that I have a blog of my own, though this little personal playground will grow into more than just a blog I imagine. It will be a personal thought bank on the Internet. I will mainly write down my wandering thoughts about the new tech that I encounter as I work my way more and more into the web developement industry.

Chiefly, I will muse about Drupal, the great open source content management system. My other venture/playground on the Internet, Skejo.com, is built on Drupal. I am sure that both will be mentioned more as this blog proceeds.