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- Name: Thomas Brown
- IRC Nickname: tjbro
- Contact Email: thombro@gmail.com
- Hotmail Email: tjbro@hotmail.com
- Program: Bachelor Degree of Software Development (Semester 5)
- Hometown: North Bay, Ontario
- Birthdate: September 12, 1988
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Education
- Wed Development Certificate from Canadore College
- Ontario Secondary School Diploma from St. Joseph Scollard Hall in North Bay, Ontario.
- In process: Bachelor of Software Development from Seneca College.
- Bartending Certificate from Mixmasters School of Mixology
Work Experience
- ASP.NET development for the Nipissing Parry Sound Student Transportation Services. I built a request management system to handle tickets from drivers and other staff requesting info/fixes/changes in their different systems there.
- Perl development for internship with Network Connection's C.E.O. Bill Smook.
- ASP.NET development with CMCI for the release of their long awaited "new" website.
- Java development with Collective Minds Consulting Inc working on code cleanup and testing.
- Internet Applications Development for Nipissing Parry Sound Catholic District School Board for a summer programming in the C# language. Later to create the French as a Second Language website for the school board the following summer.
Goals
- Finish BSD
- Contribute to the Open-Source community
- Explore Game programming
- Open a software development business
- Get heavily involved in Social applications of the Internet.
- Start a restaurant/bar.
Labs
- Lab: Week 2: share-fb command for Ubiquity. [1]
- Lab: Week 3: Mozilla Build lab - Thunderbird build output [2]
- Lab: Week 4: Source code reading, looked up View->Page Source feature
- Lab: Week 6: Fix addressing bug in Thunderbird patch[3]
- Lab: Week 8: Add tab beside[4]
- Lab: Week 9: firstXPCOM [5]
- Lab: Week 11: adding chrome/UI using XUL [6]
Open Source
- Add METADATA fields to distinguish which Ubiquity commands are for Firefox and which are for Thunderbird.
- Fix the social.js doc.getSelection bug
Contribs
- (Jason Tarka) - Test 0.3 release (see info and instructions in this blog post[7])
Blog
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