About
This is my clean and wholesome blog. Social, techy, work, whatever – probably of interest to only a very, very small group of people - and possibly not even them. For my trenchant and sometimes funnier rantings you’ll need to search elsewhere…
First touched a computer in 1980 (Commodore PET), built extension cards for my ZX81. First used the Internet in 1986 sending email on a University VAX machine, (which, in those days, was a single machine shared by everyone on all the computing and engineering degree courses - you kids today…). Then a Senior Research Fellow in Human-Computer Interaction (before it called “UX”) helping to develop the Poplog AI development environment, first installed a webserver in 1990, taught myself HTML and perl CGI scripting.
Since 1997 a professional software engineer specialising in network security, unix/linux backend polyglot software, databases, storage, and all internet protocols. Now a software architect, engineering lead and manager. An informal interest in topology and the mathematics and behaviour of networks.
Been known to do a little Jive dancing.
Papers
- Rogers, Levine, Pattison, Plowman “The Collaborative Requirements Capture Tool: A Multiparadigm Solution to a Real-World Problem”, Expert Systems ‘96, Cambridge, UK, SGES Publications.
- Rogers, Levine, Pattison, Plowman “A Domain Aware Tool for Guiding Requirements Capture and Design”, OZCHI'96, Hamilton, New Zealand, IEEE Publications.
- Rogers, I. “The Use of an Automatic `To Do’ List to Guide Structured Interaction” CHI'95 Conference Companion, 1995, ACM Press.
- Rogers, I., Cunningham, J. and Sloman A. “A Visual Language for Designing and Implementing User Interfaces” Short Paper Proceedings of InterCHI'93, Addison Wesley.
- Rogers, I., Cunningham, J. and Sloman, A. “Towards a Visual Notation and Editor for User Interface Design”, CSRP 273, April 1993, COGS, Sussex University.
- Rogers, I. and Goodlet J. (eds.) “Plug'92 - Proceedings of the Conference of the Poplog and Pop Languages User Group” CSRP 271, COGS, Sussex University.