Hello Sekati.

BLEND

jason — Sat, 14 Dec 2013 20:01:22 +0000

BLEND is the easiest way to overlay photos on an iPhone. People can quickly scale, rotate, and pan their images, while adjusting blend modes and opacity to combine their photos into an infinite number of compositions.

We are especially proud of the user experience of BLEND’s layer controls. They allow people to easily reorder their images, adjust opacity and blend mode, duplicate and delete layers, while remaining easy and simple to use.

Cole Haan Boots 1928

jason — Fri, 01 Nov 2013 20:03:56 +0000

A fun dynamically generated & filtered responsive mobile site for Cole Haan showcasing their fall & winter boot collection.

FLIP

jason — Mon, 12 Aug 2013 20:24:53 +0000

FLIP your photos into super cool, grid based collages. Look at your photos from a new angle. It’s surprising where a few FLIPs will lead. How far will you FLIP?

Unity Development Group

jason — Fri, 26 Jul 2013 19:00:41 +0000

A simple yet refined parallax site executed on an abbreviated timeline for the good people of St James Partners & associates in support of this ambitious endeavor.

Printzel

jason — Thu, 17 Jan 2013 17:49:42 +0000

Focused on offering a new revenue stream through app-powered printing of books & physical goods for mobile app developers, this NYC based startup partnered with some industry leading printers for fullfillment & built a transaction system geared specifically for mobile apps; complete with a REST API & drop-in iOS SDK – making selling physical good in-app an easy & attractive option for app partners.

Printzel was invited in to the 1st Friends of Ebay next gen tech wave in December 2012 & marked it’s flagship launch as a SaaS platform in Scrappad January 2013.

Tippl

jason — Sat, 22 Dec 2012 22:37:46 +0000

Seeing an opportunity to fill a technology whitespace in the wine industry, Tippl formed with the intent on providing a rich mobile app experience for the casual to expert wine consumer while providing a sounding board to local vineyards, wineries & sommeliers to connect & communicate with their growing US consumer base.

Tippl is currently under development & in discussions with several leading NYC based Angel & Venture Capitalist firms.

Auto-increment Build & Version Numbers in xCode

jason — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 21:47:52 +0000

While doing some rapid prototyping in xCode (>=4.2) & deploying demo builds to my beta team via TestFlight; I wanted to automate the Build Number each time I built & the Version Number each time I archived a build for a TestFlight AdHoc deployment.

My solution was adding two Build Phase Scripts to my primary Target – code & instructions below.

Sekati Dotfiles

jason — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 01:14:44 +0000

This is my personal “best of ~” collection. The primary target is MacOS X users who love bash, git, svn, homebrew, vim, et. al. If you spend a lot of time working on Debian/Ubuntu VPS’s then you should be quite pleased with some of the bin scripts too.

Installation is as simple as `git clone .dotfiles && rake install` which will symlink your setup directly to the repo – insuring updates are as easy as `cd ~/.dotfiles && git pull`.

“These are my dotfiles; there are many like them, but these are mine.”

Commit Data Visualization

jason — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 00:30:35 +0000

It can be difficult to express how much effort can go in to a piece of code – it can even be lost on the developer him/herself. Version control commit logs can be nice, but in retrospect, don’t really help you understand the breadth of your efforts & follies.

This sentiment (along with my general obsession with data visualization) lead me to playing with Gource a few nights ago after spending a few hours cleaning up old workspaces & reviewing some projects I hadn’t touched in awhile.

I enjoyed playing with gource so much I decided to write a little script to tweak the visualizations & export to video using FFmpeg.

You can watch a few of my past project GIT & SVN commit log visualizations below or download my gource-visualizer script to create your own.