My latest project, this website; an online portfolio for myself, as a way to get my name out there. The domain name reflects my online alias, Faide.

In 2008 I developed a website for Knowledge Construction. In the summer of 2011, I was re-hired to do contract work on a project they had acquired from Enbridge developing an online instruction course for pipeline inspectors. For more information, you can contact Robert Powell through the Knowledge Construction website.

As part of the job I had working for Knowledge Construction, one of my duties included maintaining the Dumplings the Restaurant website. This included updating the eStore and rewriting the Wordpress headers.

A Java program I wrote as part of Computer Science 211 course in University. The program scrapes data from the Sportsnet website and creates a database of hockey players and their stats, wrapped in a fantasy pool system which allows users to create their own pool teams and compare their stats as the season progresses.

A daily blog I did for school as part of my IB diploma requirement to show personal growth in 8 areas. It was my first real experience with Wordpress editing. The domain name stems from the literal spelling of KTU, which is itself an abbreviation of KoTheUltimate, my Xbox Live gamertag.

An internship in the computer science department through the High School Internship Program. I worked with a graduate student developing a new course planner in Java.

This was the main domain I worked with for the majority of junior high and high school. It went through multiple iterations, and many different themes/layouts/concepts. This was also where most of my experimentation into web development ocurred. I developed several user management systems, a few blogs and a bulletin board, among other things. I also hosted many branch websites for friends and family, including a forum for a Pivot Animation group, a website for a Soldat server and a submission portal similar to Newgrounds.

My first true attempt at creating a website. Used mostly to host cool games/jokes found online and targeted towards the students in my grade 5-6 class. This is where I learned most of my HTML/CSS markup.