erichynds

Me!

Welcome to my online development portfolio and blog. I'm Eric Hynds, a 23 year old website developer living outside of Boston, Massachusetts, and I'm passionate about developing functional, standard-compliant, and user-friendly websites.

Development Portfolio

Below is a small subset of work I’ve worked on/completed. More to come soon.

jQuery Projects

  • Related Selects

    Chained, dependent select boxes. This plugin allows you to create any number of select boxes whose options are determined by the selected value of another.

  • MultiSelect

    MultiSelect turns an ordinary HTML select control into elegant drop down list of checkboxes, stylable with ThemeRoller.

  • Idle Timeout

    An easy way to inform users they are about to be logged out of your application.

Professional

  • MLS-Navigator

    An IDX broker reciprocity & integrated lead management application designed for personal or office real estate websites. MLS-Navigator delivers more leads and grows businesses through increased sales while blowing the competition out of the water. I built MLS-Navigator as an employee of ClickCapeCod.com using ColdFusion, FuseBox, MySQL, and lots of jQuery.

  • Customer Website Administration

    An internal, modular-extensible CMS for our customers. I was responsible for the design (sans logo), front-end markup, back-end CF programming, and creation of most of the modules (shopping cart, newsletter, content, links, and many others).

  • Cape Cod Dream Homes

    A personal website for a real estate broker on Cape Cod. I did each piece of this website, from the design to the backend CFML code. To see the live version, click here.

  • Nickerson Tree & Landscape

    One of our landscaping clients asked for a simple, clean, and elegant website design. The logo was provided and I did the remaining Photoshop/XHTML/CSS work.

Personal

  • TabBasket

    TabBasket is a guitar tab management/organization application and a personal project of mine. I built it because as a guitarist I actually need to use an application like this, and I wanted something to get my hands wet in Ruby on Rails.

    TabBasket runs on Ruby on Rails 3.2, jQuery, MySQL, and is deployed on top of my Ubuntu Slice using Apache & Phusion Passenger.