2008-07-10: Movies of synthesis of audio and video from signals from accelerometers of wireless "Wiimotes" by the Drancing accelerometer music system are now available online. Synthesis was performed in a PureData rapid prototype of DranceWare for Mac OS-X. You can download and try an UNSUPPORTED prototype for Mac OS-X.

2008-03-08: Darren has married Rattanawan, Managing Director of No Magic Asia, Thailand. Who said consultants should never fraternise with their clients ! I just knew I was in love with the UML .. or maybe it's Thai food .. yummy yummy ..

2007-10-01: After two years at the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) Darren is joining No Magic Inc., developers of the MagicDraw UML tool as Expert Advisor for Engineering, Science, and Education. Darren is assisting with development of the MD SysML Plugin, and is the author of Dr Darren's online eSchool for MagicDraw UML and SysML, and is offering advanced MagicDraw UML and MD SysML training in Australia and internationally.

2006-09-07: Amazing new GIF animations (extracted from video) of Drancel-RGB LED visuals now available !

2006-05-30: The NeXML system for translation of NeXus neutron data format templates to Java NeXusBean components is going Open Source too ! Already some UML examples and some questions and answers are provided.

2005-09-27: Darren engaged as Data Analysis Developer and Software Architect by the Bragg Institute at ANSTO using UML2.0^TM in MagicDraw UML^TM with Java and XML to model the neutron beam instrument systems and analyse neutron scattering data of the OPAL research reactor.

Welcome to Darren Kelly's UML-driven business and education site

Hi, my name is Darren Kelly, and this is my business and education site which is:

• modelled in the Unified Modelling Language (UML)^TM
• served dynamically with JavaServer Pages (JSP)
• composed and structured in Extensible Markup Language (XML)
• transformed to HTML and formatted with Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL)
• styled with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).

It explains and demonstrates how it works as it works, using "UML feedback". The site is organised primarily by the many technologies I have employed, examples of which are presented here - taken mostly from this site, and from my IT, science, and technology projects.

Throughout the site I use the following popular IT imperatives suggestively and often humorously:

The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in this site are to be interpreted as described in RFC 2119.

"Oh shoulda, coulda, woulda !" (Samantha, from "Sex and the City')

I advocate a Model-Representation-Controller (MRC) approach to software development, as opposed to the visually prejudiced Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern, and thus this site will become increasingly accessible to blind users, and will provide aural content to complement visual content (as the Drancing gestural instrument does). Please report any difficulties parsing the text content of this site to blind@webel.com.au.

I recommend that you use your body mindfully to interact with this site via your chosen computer interfaces ergonomically, as the world moves away from primitive and damaging QWERTY keyboards towards completely gestural interaction using accelerometers.

I hope you enjoy this site; come back often to see and hear it evolve ! A dynamic web site is one that changes in time.

Yours DevelopMentally,

Darren Kelly