Bryant PRIDE web site
In the Fall of 1997, when I was a freshman at Bryant University, I greatly enhanced Bryant PRIDE's web site with several pages and JavaScripts. This also included a JavaScript-driven background MIDI music jukebox in a pop-under, which was unique for a web site at that time. While I was the web site's maintainer, it moved from static HTML to ASP and then to PHP. The ASP and PHP versions looked similar, but dynamically pulled their front page contents from a database, similar to how modern content management systems (CMSes) operate.
I served as Bryant PRIDE's president during my last academic year at Bryant University -- from 1999 to 2000. Due to my graduation, I no longer maintain Bryant PRIDE's web site, and it has since moved on from the designs that I had used.
KittyCat! Jukebox
One of the more interesting features of the site was a MIDI jukebox that played music in the background using JavaScript, Microsoft ActiveMovie, and Internet Explorer. Unfortunately, the jukebox does not function properly in modern versions of Internet Explorer.
ASP Version
To facilitate ASP hosting on Bryant University's IRIX web server, I wrote a small CGI program in C that connects back to my server on the internal residence hall network and caches results on the IRIX server. This ASP version was short-lived as I became familiar with PHP and subsequently rewrote the web site in PHP. I ran the PHP version on the public residence hall server, eliminating the need for the CGI proxy.
