Member of Technical Staff.
Continuing WWW work.
Chief developer of CERN httpd (a hypertext server and a caching
proxy server).
During my stay at CERN I became aquinted with various aspects of WWW
technology, co-operated with the NCSA development team, and became
one of the few world experts on the HTTP (HyperText Transfer
Protocol). In addition, I wrote most the documentation for the WWW
software developed at CERN during that year, and provided
user-support, not only for CERN physics collaboratoins, but for a
world-wide audience.
Software developer.
During my stay at CERN, I worked at Grif S.A. for three weeks. Grif
is a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get), full SGML editor
supporting multiple DTD's and style sheets, and I integrated the WWW
Common Library support into it. This makes it possible for Grif to
load documents over the network from remote servers as any other WWW
client program. In addition Grif can now store files back to remote
servers, and make hypertext links interactively.
Both a software developer, and a course supervisor.
I developed a Lotus Notes application, a gateway from Lotus Notes mail
into normal (physical) mail. In the courses I taught C and C++
programming, object-oriented programming in general, and software
design methodology.
An assistant teacher, and also a student counsellor during the
school-year 1992-1993.
I held excercise classes during three
school-years in my university for courses 81100, Introduction to
Programming, and 81111, Principles of Programming.