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Nad/Work
From OrganicDesign
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Hi, I'm Aran, here's some links to do with me :-)
I started learning bagua around the mid 90's, and since 2001 have been developing and learning about P2P distributed applications for the project which resulted in a geometrically-based process description and execution method called nodal reduction. This is a generic ontology for describing organisations and their workflow within a universal peer-to-peer runtime environment.
During 2007 the direction of the software development for the project has merged with our MediaWiki developments since it was not making enough progress as a completely unrelated technology. The result of this direction adjustment is Wiki Organisation which will eventually allow us to continue to use the MediaWiki code base and content, but within a peer-to-peer unified article-space instead of as a collection of separate web-servers serving a collection of separate clients.
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I've written many MediaWiki extensions over the last few years, the public ones are listed on my mediawiki.org user page. If you need any specific customisation to your MediaWiki I may be able to help, let me know your requirements on my talk page. The extensions I'm currently working on are:
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| Skinning
Using the MediaWiki software for managing the content of your website or managing internal documentation is becoming increasingly popular. Over the last year or so, a number of jobs have come by which involve the same general requirements: changing the design of a MediaWiki to match existing artwork and modifying the security settings for example so that none of the wiki features are available to the general public. If you'd need these kinds of things done, you can contact me on my talk page. Such jobs can be done reasonably quickly and are usually around US$250 (plus $15/month or $150/yr if you'd also like the wiki set up and hosted). Note that this price estimate is based on standard requirements such as those shown below, if additional functionality is required involving JavaScript or extensions, then these features need to be priced separately.
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Skinning mash-ups
I've recently started doing skinning work for web applications other than MediaWiki including WordPress, Drupal and Joomla, which all cost around the same as skinning MediaWiki. This is very useful for skinning mash-ups which are very popular in the new Web 3.0 envrionment. Below is an example mash-up skin from openmethodology.org made to look identical for MediaWiki, Wordpress and a bookmark management program called "Scuttle".
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