Credits / Thanks — Pump Pro Edits

Credits and Thanks

Let it be known that I don't try to be selfish. There are many people and places that I have to thank here.

North Carolina State University: They gave me the majority of my education.
University of North Carolina Wilmington: My present college, I have recently been accepted to their graduate school program.
Jboy AAA: He has helped with private testing on the website, and also had a machine available that I could use.
BAMABoxy: General good guy, he's provided friendship and support. Part of the website is in dedication to him.
Daemonaheart: Another good guy, he confirmed data about the USB section of the website.

Pump It Up: Pro: Without this game, this website would not have existed.
ANDAMIRO Entertainment: They made the original Pump It Up series, and are still going strong with NX:A.
Kyle Ward: It was Kyle that helped make me realize the potential of such a web site.
Ryan McKanna: He has kept my head cool in previous endeavors, so I thank him again here.
Jason Dread: Another nice guy, he has brought traffic to this page in the past.
Chris Danford and Kristina Proctor: I can't separate these two, nor do I want to. Both of them were a big help.
The other Pump Pro/StepMania Staffers and Developers: Too many to name, but all have contribtued to the Pump It Up: Pro engine in their own way.

VxJasonxV: He provided the original website space, and is a great PHP troubleshooter.
Rathstar: He was an excellent guide for the old versions of my step chart generator.
Kyrandian: Another beta tester, he found some bugs that I was able to fix.
dasbacon: His videos and statistics were of big help for me.
Hatena Zubon: All of his edits, especially for Hasse Mich, proved useful.
TechPatterns' PHP & OS Detection Scripts: My original source for user agent switching, their code is useful on any PHP page.
Pylons: The first redesign would not have taken place if it wasn't for this Python framework.
SQLAlchemy: While on Pylons, database queries became simpler with SQLAlchemy. They also became more fun.
Symfony Project: The second redesign was thanks to this PHP framework. The learning curve is easy to work with.
CodeIgniter: Part of the 3rd series of this website, CodeIgniter is a slim framework that offers great flexibility.
Lirodon: He helped design the latest look to Pump Pro Edits thanks to...
JQuery UI: Web development is made easier with their frameworks and widgets.

Firefox: A great web browser, it offers many add-ons/extensions for both casual and professional users.
Safari: Apple's entry, it is sleek while also having powerful Inspectors.
Opera: While not many use this web browser, it has helped with web testing in the past.
Chrome: Google's entry uses the same engine as Safari, but offers its own bells and whistles.
ELinks: An excellent text browser, ELinks helped confirm the website was functional with just text.
Lynx: One of the original text browsers, Lynx also helped with the text based previewing.

Site5 Web Hosting: The original host for this page, they've been good to me.
Slicehost - VPS Hosting: Anyone that requires a virtual private server should check these guys out. They used to host this website.
Pump It Up Pro Blog: They were one of the first fan websites to link to back here.
Pump Pro Plus: Fellow fan developer Crevolous and I have helped each other exchange data in the past.
NearlyFreeSpeech.NET: If anyone ever needs a la carte web hosting, these are the guys to go to.
Dreamhost: My current host, I have many contacts that use them.