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| Birth name | Peter DuCharme |
| Born | April 27, 1967 |
| Currently resides | Asbury Park, NJ |
| Parents | Bob & Linda |
| Siblings | Bob • Ann • Julie |
| Instruments | Guitar • Bass • Keyboard • Drums |
| Band member of |
The Clones • The Hypnobeats • The Stately Wayne Manor • The Vertigo-goes • The Manta Rays • The Sunspots • The Maude Sound • Frost Giant • The Junior Communists Club • The New Prime Numbers |
Peter DuCharme (born April 27, 1967) is an American creative technologist and multi-instrumentalist. He was born in Milford, CT and attended Point Beach elementary school. His mother was the editor of the Milford Citizen and his father taught theatre and film at Hopkins in New Haven, Connecticut. Peter is mostly known for his musical composition "Jung at Heart" for the Volkswagen 'Synchronicity' campaign.
Contents
Projects
Different web based projects and experiments.
Wrecking Crew Universe
A data visualization of the legendary studio band The Wrecking Crew[1]
Cassette Tape Archive
An online archive with the goal of organizing many cassette recordings from over the years.
ICON Illustration Conference
Planning and building the host site for the 2016 Illustration Conference held in Austin, Texas.
Oblique Punchlines
Looking at New Yorker cartoons through the eyes of Brian Eno.
Stranger GIFs
Creating an online tool for generating animated messages in the guise of Netflix's Stranger Things message wall.
James Joyce in HTML5
Revisiting James Joyce's Ulysses using HTML5 and SVG.
Nautilus
Nautilus is a digital and print science magazine published by the nonprofit NautilusThink. A new topic is presented every month and explored with thematic weekly chapters. The magazine's mission is to "deliver big-picture science by reporting on a single monthly topic from multiple perspectives."
Listed here are some of the projects I ran as technical director. While the main CMS is CodeIgniter, Laravel and Vue.js were often used thanks to both having a lean code base and quick learning curves. Sometimes the solution to a challenge was to use PHP, MYSQL and vanilla Javascript. Deciding what to do and how to do it was always an evolving process. Iteration and feedback.
Main Site
Nautilus (http://nautil.us) was launched April 15, 2013. The site evolved over the years as the magazine's audience grew. Technical initiatives were guided by focusing on both the readers' needs and also those of the staff editors/designers. Reactive development so to speak.
The Nobel Exchange
Virtual Stockmarket where players trade shares in potential Nobel prize recipients. The winner of the game was determined by the winners of the Nobel Prize.
Channels
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ePub Publishing Platform
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AppleNews Publishing Tool
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Editorial Status Monitor
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Media
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| Languages / Stacks | CSS3 • HTML5 • JavaScript • Json • LAMP • MySQL • Perl • PHP5.6 • Sqlite3 • XML/SGML |
| Tools | Adobe CC Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, and Audition) • Beanstalk deployment • Git • MAMP PRO • Node.js • PhpStorm • ScreenCast Sequel Pro • Sublime 2 • Tower • Transmit. |
| Frameworks / Libraries | Blade • Bootstrap 4.0 • Handlebars • jQuery • Laravel 5.3 • Sass • SoundManager • Stylus • VideoJS • Vuejs 2.0 |
| APIs / SERVICES | AirTable • Amazon Web Services (EC2, RDS, S3, and Route 53) • Apple News • BaseCamp • BigCommerce • Google (Analytics, Drive, Finance, and Gmail) • PayPal • Stripe • Twitter |
| Familiarity With | Angular • CodeIgniter • Drupal • Less • React • Ruby on Rails • Swift 2.0 • WordPress |
| Roles | Audio Engineer • Camera Operator • Audio/Video Editor |
Notes:
- ↑ On going project and not yet complete.
