Janos P Toth
Weekdays I get HTML5/JS stuff done and play with crayons at Lightbox.
Weekends I'm fiddling with PicFog quick image search and StartupCharts.
Have a look around and contact me if you need stuff.
(Looking for Bubble Trouble? Really?)
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- Twitter: @tjp
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- SummarySeasoned front-end web developer, specialising in JavaScript / HTML5 magic, mediation between real people and developers; and making complicated interfaces, well, less complicated.
If you're a recruiter, a friendly warning: you'll have to find out how to pronounce my name correctly - otherwise our chat will be cut short. (If you're not a recruiter, you can call me whatever you like)Specialties: JavaScript, jQuery, HTML5 video, handling (a lot of) pictures, avoiding race conditions, fitting interfaces, helping real people understand developers.Experience- Jun 2011 - PresentHead of curves / LightboxBuilding responsive HTML5 + JS interfaces for Lightbox + chomping numbers from various sources.
- Sept 2010 - PresentOrganizer / StartupChartsStartupCharts maps the local startup scene - enables the newcomer to find the most important people and the most interesting startups in an area. http://startupcharts.com/
- Feb 2009 - PresentFounder / PicFogUsing twitter and the connecting image upload services, PicFog shows pictures from twitter as they're posted, in real time. You don't even need a twitter account to enjoy the benefits - and you can filter by any keyword, location or twitter user.
More about PicFog: http://picfog.com/about
Press mentions: http://press.picfog.com/
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Interests:user experience, realtime web, interface architecture
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Tweets
- günlüğünü günlüğünü günlüğünü!
- @kevindebaere ask @sarp about that. he -owes me- at least 5 yukedli.
- "5 yükledi" never made me this happy before.
- interesting postcard by anonymous brazil http://t.co/BpEIr0V1
- @tobydownton cheers. As always, I have a huge backlog of people who applied to be added!
- I got a 7.8/10 in Color, a color matching game by @methodofaction http://t.co/fXKrhaMF
- @MigginsPies thanks a lot
- @leydon maybe putting a tweet out will do the trick!
- tired
- Photo: Christmas is early this year! (Photo by tjp) http://t.co/0AyX3cLy
- powering the random!
- i'm looking for an article or some information on how to, as a newspaper, correctly break a scandalous story
- @edent you have millions of pounds to channel? nice! @proactivepaul
- @keefmoon ta, fix is going out @lightboxapp
- @alinochkaa in case you want to put a lightbox link next to the other icons on your homepage… http://t.co/1rdxxWbt :)
- @triblondon congrats!
- Photo: Why are you here, now? (Photo by tjp) http://t.co/1nQ2uYxR
- Now that's what I call startups - the startup generator: http://t.co/NBhfhTF9
- @andrasbekesi libamaj!
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- [Flash 10 is required to watch video.]
admin failure java select - the fucking people who make this shit
John Whitby Cradock was a major in the Royal Artillery who was already married with four children. He soon left his wife, Ethel, and children to be with Fanny. Unable to marry Johnny, because of Arthur’s refusal to get divorced, Fanny changed her surname to Cradock by deed poll in 1942. When she was informed that Arthur had died, she married Johnny on 7 May 1977, although Arthur actually lived until 1978. For this marriage Fanny went with a pared down version of her name, and also seemed to be having problems with her memory, as the then 68-year-old put her age down as ‘55’ on the marriage certificate, even though she had a son who was nearly fifty.
dvdp:
If you like my works and you aren’t in that a deep shit as me,
then please throw a coin: http://davidope.com (donate-button at the bottom)My goal is to get my heating service (natural gas) back to Christmas.
I miss it now for over 4 Months and it’s already quite cold here.
1-2 dollars=big help
Thank you!oh my.
Janos stands for: JavaScript, Node.js, and a NoSQL database. Dr. Axel Rauschmayer:
It is very fortunate for JavaScript programmers that two things have become popular: JSON as a data transfer format (for web services etc.) and NoSQL databases. Both are perfect fits for JavaScript: JSON uses JavaScript syntax. Schema-less databases make things as flexible on the database side as they are on the programming language side; you get the advantages of object-oriented databases without their messiness.
Even if I’m collecting some more interesting examples of Node.js + NoSQL database, I’m still not convinced that Node’s event-oriented approach is meant to replace the Apache + Perl/Python/PHP/Ruby or the heavy lifting Tomcat + Java server side components. But I can see it used in the “small- to medium-scale” apps.
Original title and link: LAMP Replacement: The Jason Stack (NoSQL database©myNoSQL)
At Lightbox, we believe that all your photos are meaningful. They’re snapshots of moments that make you smile and represent memories that you want to remember. More and more, we are using our phones to capture special moments, but we lose these photos over time as we change phones or simply…
College for Creative Studies
Talk to your kids about art school.
Advertising Agency: Team Detroit, Dearborn, MI USA Chief Creative Officer: Toby Barlow Creative Director: Gary Pascoe Art Director: Vic Quattrin Copywriter: Joel Wescott Published: October, 2011
If your outfit doesn’t match the floor you’re walking on, you don’t have a fucking clue.
my hero
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