Hey, I'm Developer Jesse Senior developer and technical lead at Rootstock Labs.

I build applications on Bitcoin via Rootstock EVM compatible blockchain. Projects include DAOs, wallets, account abstraction, digital identity and crypto domains.

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  • Removing Extensions with XSL to create SEO Friendly URLs

    Using a server rewrite, a url such as http://example.org/jesse could read from http://example.org/jesse.php. However, in the content management system the link would go to the .php version. How can the URL be rewritten from:

  • Creating Websites without Code, 2016 Version

    A presentation to a class of Theatre Technology students at UNC about building websites. I have given this presentation three times now and below are the most recent slides.
  • What is the average amount of time between blocks mined?

    I am taking an online class through the University of Nicosia and covers Bitcoin and the Blockchain. It is a free MOOC and can also be used as credit towards their Masters in Computer Science.
  • Use of Blockchain for Monitoring, Identification and Notification of Population Health Trends and Outbreaks

    In July 2016, the Department of Health and Human Services put out a call for whitepapers about using the blockchain in health care. I had used the Bitcoin blockchain but hadn’t considered how the blockchain could be used outside of a ledger system.

  • Inserting Icons into OU Campus

    Our web authors love icons and for the longest time they inserted them as icons that they found from google searches. Our designer would design custom icons for sites and they would be converted to svgs and placed in the page. Both of these solutions worked but were clunky. Luckily, icon fonts and icon sets have been popping up which provide end users an array of icons to use on their pages.
  • Create an A-Z directory with XSL

    In the previous tutorial, data was pulled into a page using OU Campus’ Tags. In this tutorial, data will be pulled in based on a folder location, sorted and then displayed.