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Send email to: Starflight Corporation/Jon Roland
Rates: (please inquire directly)
Services provided as a Company
Looking for fulltime work
Homepage URL http://www.pynthan.com/
Portfolio/Resume URL http://www.pynthan.com/
Multiple field offices: One at 1731 Howe Av #370, Sacramento, CA 95825
jdr@pynthan.com, 916/450-7941
Database, Manufacturing & Financial Apps, Languages, Operating Systems, AI, Scientific, Simulations and Modeling, Statistical Analysis
Development, Conversion, Porting, Training
Unix, Wintel
More than 600 clients since 1976, in almost every field, on most platforms and operating systems, using most languages.
Have written more than 200 major apps for various business, government, and academic functions: Accounting, finance, scheduling, manufacturing management, task management, process optimization. Also written various utilities, enhanced and ported various languages and operating systems.
C, C++, Forth, Smalltalk, Eiffel, Java,APL, LISP, Prolog, Q'Nial, Ada, Pascal, Postscript, Assembler. Progress, Oracle, Informix, Sybase, Ingres, Empress, Unify, ZIM, MagicPC, XBase, R:Base, Paradox. Gemstone, Ontos, Poet, Versant, MDBS Titanium. Delphi, VBasic, Powerbuilder, KnowledgePro. DB2, SQL/DS, IMS, COBOL, RPG, FORTRAN, PL/I, Focus. AutoCAD, FastCAD, DesignCAD.
MS MFC, X-lib, OLE, OCX, CORBA, GNU lib, vi, RCS, SVCS, make, imake, Korn shell
Intel PC, Sun Sparc, HP 9000, IBM RS/6000, Silicon Graphics, DEC, Data General, NCR Tower, Acer/Altos, MacIntosh, PowerPC Mac, Z-80/S-100
Unix (SCO, Solaris, AIX, HP/UX, DG/UX), MS DOS, MS Win 3.1, MS Win 95, MS Win NT, OS/2, MVS, VM/CMS, VMS, Mac 7, CP/M
TCP/IP, NFS, Novell, X-Windows, PPP
All mentioned elsewhere.
PCs running Win 3.11, Win 95, Win NT, SCO ODT. Sun Sparc.
Several providers. Multiple WWW sites. Email, FTP, Newsreaders, Netscape, Telnet, IRC, Digitalk, Videoconferencing.
It will take a significant place as a development tool, but it will not be the complete solution, especially for large, complex apps and large files, due to performance. There will continue to be a need for clientside apps optimized for performance.