*because guru is soooo Web 1.0 and ninja isn't as awesome as robot zombies
Hi, I'm Bryan Bibat and I'm a freelance software engineer based in Taguig City, Philippines. I have 5 years of experience in developing software, mainly web applications.
This is my mini-portfolio website. Here you can browse what little work I could claim as my own (long story, just click the link for a short explanation). You could also check what services I offer.
I guess you have some time on your hands since you're still reading this. In that case, you might want to head over to the bio section to know more about me. If you really have a lot of time on your hands, why not head over to my blog and read about the geeky stuff I'm into.
An internship for software engineering management consulting in a company that uses people-centric management practices e.g. agile, lean, etc. I would love to go for a management consulting career path, but unfortunately I never got to manage more than 3 people in my previous job. As for my current level of management knowledge, please refer to my management blog posts.
For inquiries, you can contact me at my e-mail address bry@bryanbibat.net.
As a web developer, I could code a simple contact form and embed it here. But I'm bored, so here's a Wufoo contact form instead.
While I may have worked with a bunch of platforms (and almost all major commercial databases) in my previous work, I can't put them here because of these three letters: NDA.
Given that all of my major projects for the HK SARG, I chose not to include them in my portfolio rather than risk having Jackie Chan or Jet Li-type policemen barge in my house and take me away somewhere.
Anyway, here is my portfolio, a short list of stuff I made post-Azeus:
In production
I assisted a friend in the development of this web application which was for his friend's sales and distribution company in Naga City. It's a pretty straightforward app with basic features like user roles and workflows.
Proposal submitted, pending beta testing
My university organization is almost 10 years old now and as an alumnus I'm having trouble keeping up with the new members being added to the org every year. I made this prototype program to give the current members a starting point in case they would agree to my proposal of having an online roster.
Online, open to the public
Plurk is a microblogging site that focuses on conversations instead of Twitter's shout-to-the-world approach. It also has a "Karma" system that rewards or penalizes users based on the number of posts they made per day, thus prompting me to make this application that automates posting.
Nah, who am I kidding? I just made this app when I realized that I don't have a web app in this portfolio that is open to the public.
Gadget
Featured at the Wave Samples Gallery.
Google Wave implementation of the game Pick-up Sticks. More info can be found at the project page as well as the write-up over at my blog.
Robot (v1 API) creating Gadgets
Featured at the Wave Samples Gallery.
Robot that adds simple flashcard gadgets to their waves. The gadgets are multiplayer-friendly so you could compete with your friends.
Custom flashcard decks can be created at the app website.
wave-flashcards@appspot.com
I'm a software engineer by trade (i.e. my money came from years of
being a corporate drone) but now I'm on a hiatus, spending my time
playing online games doing research for my blog and
taking occassional freelance jobs.
Aside from Software Engineering and anime culture, I'm also into computers (anything from hardware to games), fitness, singing, and precision sports. My bookshelf mainly contains manga, some computer science and software engineering books, and some management books.
My contact details are at the end of the services section above.
