Eric Kenney

HiTech HIPAA is a Ruby on Rails application designed to ease the burden of HIPAA compliance by keeping track of all required documentation, assets, personnel, and technologies as well as their statuses. The application acts as both an organizational tool as well as an advanced checklist in order to keep the client's compliance in line.

The project was built in collaboration with the CEO whose years of experience consulting on HIPAA compliance guided the direction of the project.

The technology used consists of primarily Ruby on Rails with a growing portion built with React.

Sail Upon uses a Ruby on Rails back-end with a Backbone.js front-end to lead the user to sites related to their chosen interests.

Once you are logged in, the site acts as a single page using the Backbone framework to update the page's content.

Atari's classic game reimagined for the browser.

Asteroids is a game built with the HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript. It's an incredibly awesome work in progress.

It uses the nifty Keymaster.js tool for interaction. I've also added a parallax feature for the star field which enhances the sense of motion through space. There is much room for growth and this will be a continuing side project in the future.

Snake is a classic game. This one is another game built with JavaScript, but no HTML5 Canvas on this one. It simply uses dynamic divs, Keymaster.js, and some jQuery.

It's a really simple but addicting game. I’m sure I don’t need to tell you that.

This was designed for Remote Medical International, RMI Aware contains a database of remote operations locations and hospitals around the world and connects the users with the nearest hospitals capable of meeting their needs.

For example, you are on an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico and someone's injured but how do you find out which hospital can accommodate a helicopter?

This will find nearby hospitals with helipads. It also allows for ships to integrate with the Marine Traffic API so that RMI Aware always knows the vessel's up-to-date location.

The version below uses mock data to protect RMI's data so please excuse the hospitals in the ocean and the minimal styling.

A Socket.IO application that I wrote to communicate/distract my dogs at home when I'm at work. It's used in conjunction with a web camera to give them commands or just distracting noises from work without having to make a peep in the office.