Creations by Stanislav

Properly speaking, the main creation in the given website but since long time ago it started to be made by several co-authors the given page was separated to capture readers' attention to some of the main parts of my personal creative work here.

• Other Websites. Except this website I took part in creation some more ones, usually not very much big, and here you can find a sort of portfolio that is updated sometimes.
• Free Software. When I was a programmer I loved to code various software, mostly utilities… Now it is all gone but my attainments, experience and interesting developments left, and they are offered completely for free.
• Professional Research. Here “profession” means my own professions, computer and information technologies (IT). Accordingly, here we talk about some IT research, including such specific activities as programming, etc.
• Life Research. Research that does not relate to IT and computers (interesting only for me and my IT colleagues) is called life research here as it can be understood and quite interesting for many different people.
• Art Gallery. In the given gallery there are mostly amateur photographs that I usually call as “would-be of art value” but there are also some of my computer and hand-drawings.
• Exotic. This category of my creative activities I use to refer some single, isolated precedents of my participation in creating something new, not to glorify the participation but only as interesting facts.
  • Audio recording (my voice) of English instructions for IP-to-Cell (IP2Cell) project – a hard'n'software complex produced by Inreco LAN company and supposed to become (unfortunately, it did not) a “bridge” between IP telephony and cellular communications (nowadays Skype has such a pay feature).
  • Banner (my hand with a phone) for advertisement and promotion of Staffery (staff's CVs management software) produced by the same Inreco LAN company; the banner is published on the website of a related software product StafferyOnline (in Russian) and possibly somewhere else on the Internet.
  • Video recording (me all) of English presentation of FuzzyMath (an open source software project produced by the same company) for SourceForge's 4th Annual Community Choice Awards 2009 contest, in its new nomination “Best Project for Academia” (unfortunately, not the winner).