Hello dear reader. My name is Jorge Ramon and I currently lead a small team that develops software for the law industry.
This blog is a place to share ideas and experiences that I think might be of some value for the people working in the software development field.
How to Contact Me
If you need help, have comments or questions, please contact me via email at ramonj[AT]miamicoder.com.
Working with Me
These are some of the areas where we can work together:
- Mobile software development training. For more detail, read about my experience at Pratt & Whitney.
- Mobile software development with any of the main mobile platforms.
- Software development for Windows.
- Web application development with Sencha.
If you'd like my advice or help with your software development project, contact me via email at ramonj[AT]miamicoder.com.
Some of My Projects
 | Ext JS 3.0 Cookbook. The Ext JS 3.0 Cookbook is packed with step-by-step recipes for building rich internet applications using the Ext JS JavaScript library. |
 | QwikTime™. QwikTime for CMS is an application for iPhone, Blackberry and Windows desktops that allows users to enter time while out of the office. Time is captured and cached on the device or laptop. When a network connection is available, the user can submit the entry for final review and posting. QwikTime integrates with the BlackBerry phone and calendar, allowing tracking of time spent on calls and meetings. |
 | LegalCast. LegalCast delivers relevant data to attorneys and staff at law firms via a client of their choice: email, a web browser, Windows applications and mobile devices. It extracts information from sources such as websites, databases, documents, spreadsheets and email messages; and pushes it to the client devices and applications. |
 | LawDRILL™. LawDRILL is an easy-to-use inquiry system that supplies the exact financial information attorneys look for on a daily basis. It provides access to virtually all financial information ever needed by attorneys at the individual, department, office, practice area and firm levels. |