I am Emmanuel
Huna, a Software Engineer in the Silicon Valley,
in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Since 1996 and over the years, I have published content on
different web sites as a hobby - this page contains links and information on this
content. I speak English, French, Portuguese and Hebrew fluently,
click on the following link to contact me: s...@ehuna.org.
Every
once in a while I publish screencasts/videos on the
latest applications and technologies. The latest topics include:
how to create and use layers in Google Earth, making it easy to manage
passwords for web sites and how to use Microsoft's Live Mesh technology. Watch online or subscribe to
view the video podcasts on
your Zune or iPod.
Random general thoughts and ideas - some personal and some technical on software development and Microsoft technologies (WPF, WCF, ASP.NET, Windows Azure, SQL Azure, LINQ, ADO.NET, etc...).
We
purchased a lot in Loreto, Mexico, in the state of Baja California Sur
(BCS). It is located a couple of hours south of Los Angeles, California,
by plane. It is our goal to build a house on the lot and this site keeps
track of the progress in what we have called: "Our Loreto Project: Casa
Brasil"
Literally
thousands of pictures organized into albums and sub-albums. A few public
albums are available, but most of the site is password protected for
family and friends. If you're a friend (or family) shoot me
an email and I'll give you access to the site - you
may find a few pictures of yourself there!
Selected
albums from our picture gallery are sometimes published as slideshows
with music. These slideshows contain higher resolution images and
the background music makes it much more interesting than just browsing
through pictures.
Before
blogging became mainstream, I created this site where I posted a
collection of funny images & links your cousin Hank could have emailed
you. Since I still get quite a few hits on the site I left it up -
Google ads revenue adds up...
The
Changer is a very simple program I wrote back in 1996. I got the idea
from a pack called "Replacement Windows 95 Logos" by
Brad Spencer and Dave Whiting. In their original pack they
included many bitmaps (images) and explained how to change the Windows 95
boot screen manually . I went a step further and created
The Changer,
which automates the whole process.
I host
and manage my neighborhood’s Residents Association web site and I also
edit and print its monthly newsletter.
Back in 2005, way before the iPhone came around, I could take a picture from my phone (the HTC Apache/Sprint PPC-6700) and
email it to this photo-blog. The picture was then available online
a few seconds later. This site is password protected, for
family and friends only.
If
you're having a problem with your computer, I can
remotely connect and help you out. This site is password protected
for family and friends only.
Social Networking
Emmanuel’s Resume
Depending
on whom you ask, "Web 2.0" means better technology
("Ajax"), social features or both.
I have jumped on the Social Networking bandwagon and I have a presence in all of these buzz words:
Twitter http://twitter.com/ehuna
Since 2002 I have worked as a Systems Architect at Calyx Software, a company based in San Jose,
CA - we create software for the mortgage industry. For more
information, check out
www.CalyxSoftware.com.
I
have not updated my resume since 2002, but feel free to download it and
check out some of my earlier skills. I am currently mostly
spending my time using technologies like WPF, WCF, ASP.NET and
Windows/SQL Azure.
Emmanuel Huna is a highly
motivated, creative and accomplished Software Engineer with 17 years of
increasingly responsible experience. Emmanuel is currently
employed and uses his expertise daily in overseeing the design and
implementation of high quality applications using MS Visual Basic 6.0 /
.NET, ASP / ASP.NET / MS IIS Server, MS SQL Server, WPF, and HTML /
Javascript / XML / XSL.
This previous ehuna.org
site, was my site for a couple of years. Adobe Flash is
very popular but it can easily become a flashy, noisy mess.
The
first personal web site I created for myself back in 1996, on what was
then Geocities.com (which was later purchased by Yahoo).
Check out the colors on the HTML and party like it's 1999!
(c) 1996-2009, All Rights Reserved, Emmanuel Huna
This page was designed by the amazing
Nikolay Chigirev -
thanks Nikolay!