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About The Author

Jason Baker is a software developer in his mid twenties. He works on internal and consumer-facing web applications in J2EE or ASP.NET at his day job. Jason occasionaly works on personal software projects during his free time. His current personal software projects are featured here at World's Worst Software.

Jason's current technologies of choice include Java/J2EE, PHP, XHTML/CSS, and the occasional bash script. All software featured on World's Worst Software is developed using those technologies.

Jason is always happy to help users and other developers understand his software. If his minimalistic documentation leaves you with questions or concerns, feel free to contact him via e-mail.

Jason's Resume

Jason is currently seeking software development opportunities in the Austin area where he can apply and expand his current software design and development skill set.

Jason’s resume is available in two flavors. The self-contained html resume looks pretty in a browser and prints out plain-jane on a printer. The PDF version is just simple black on white. You can easily save a copy of Jason’s resume by right clicking and saving either version.

• Jason Baker's Resume (HTML)
• Jason Baker's Resume (PDF)

Credit Where Credit Is Due

iPlaylist Copier contains an implementation of Center Key's Bare Bones Browser Launch code.

iPlaylist Copier's source code benefits from the following examples, tutorials, or hints:

• David Flanagen's xml sax parser example code
• Pawe³ Stobiñski's ignore DTD validation code
• gforman and shiva_in's file copying algorithm
• Roedy Green's encode url code
• Linux Box Admin's invalid filename characters list
• Jay of indyJt's os x iTunes library location hints
• Roedy Green's java regex special characters list

There are several great resources for bash scripting that Jason often uses when developing his own scripts:

• Advanced Bash Scripting Guide
• Unix Admin Livejournal Community
• The sed faq