Funded by the MacArthur Foundation, and affiliated with the University of Southern California. I joined a small group of researchers dedicated to investigating the transformation of intellectual discourse as it shifts from printed pages to networked screens.

MediaCommons is a network of scholars, students, and other interested members of the public trying to shift the focus of scholarship back to the circulation of discourse. I researched the available technologies - such as social networking capabilities, video processing and content management- and  built the underlining architecture.

The Unidentified is a multimedia project centered around a motion picture that aims to provide a space for its young-adult audience to confront what it means to be twenty-something in the world of 2006. I helped develop the project website, which includes a custom-built video archive and photography collection.

The Institute for the Future of the Book created this project to investigate new approaches to writing in the networked environment, and to see what happens when authors and readers are brought into conversation over an evolving text. Working with McKenzie Wark, we launched Gamer Theory, a  widely reviewed networked book published by Harvard Press.

Lewis Lapham, of Harper’s Magazine, approached the Institute to help him and his colleagues launch the web component of this new journal, called Lapham’s Quarterly. We conceived of a project called Operation Iraqi Quagmire, that provided informed sources and scholars the ability to closely annotate the recently published Iraq Study Group Report. I developed the annotation technology, a WordPress plugin that later became CommentPress.

CommentPress is an open source theme for the WordPress blogging engine that allows readers to comment paragraph by paragraph in the margins of a text. Working with the Institute, I developed the technology and continue to manage the source code and releases.

Quality Health is a site aimed at providing information services to consumers, pharmaceutical companies, and producers of consumer packaged goods. I worked on client-side code and accessibility on their primary website.

Quince Controller is an open source application that implements a PHP Controller. A controller is an important part for designing MVC applications, which separates applications into three parts: the model, the view, and the controller. I developed the initial code base, API and XML schema.

Atmosphere BBDO is a full-service digital marketing company whose core focus is building brand preference through the digital channel. I developed Yahoo! Widget for one of their clients.

I am the sole writer of nailchipper, a blog about, well, whatever I like.

Smartest is a content management system I helped fund and co-develop; Now managed by VSC Creative.

Seth Rafael, also known as Magic Seth, features amazing magic tricks displayed on your very own computer. Working with VSC Creative, I programmed the underlying control frameworks.

SocialMonkey, was an social networking service centered around providing friends and family information of your whereabouts. I helped develop the technology that processed the SMS command.

Opendemocracy.net, an online publication of political and analytical articles from thinkers around the world asked Visudo to build a microsite centered on debate and communication around the effects of terrorism, in the wake of terrorist attacks around the world.

Akaza Research provides data repositories and software tools for public biomedical research. Working closely for over a year, I helped establish the development process for OpenClinica - an open source HIPAA compliant data repository. I also built their intranet, integrated a bugtracker into the application, developed a Q&A strategy, and automated the testing and release process.

Lisa Vershbow, an accomplished jewelry designer of international reputation, asked us for a clean, attractive site that reflected some of the stylistic aspects of her work. We delivered the site along with a fully featured backend administration control-panel.

Mitchell Stephens, professor of journalism at New York University, in writing a paper titled Holy of Holies, wished to allow his audience to annotate his text with links and references. At the institute, we developed such a a system, and later developed it as CommentPress.

Duder is a web sitcom produced by Matt Kirsh. I developed the original website’s functionality and donated hosting services.

Writer and contributor to Wikipedia under the user name Eddie_tejeda.

As a consultant for e-guana, I primarily handled data migration projects for the American Association for the Advancement of Science and site analysis research for National Center for Learning Disabilities.

Working at the Institute for the Future of the Book, we developed a forum for HASTAC (Humanities, Arts, Sciences, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory) project titled The Future of Learning Institutions in a Digital Age