Douglas Brown

Java Programmer at Open Source Physics

Seacliff, California, United States
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Douglas Brown is a Java programmer and retired physics instructor with over 12 years of software experience and a decades-long engagement in physics education. Based in Seacliff, California, he has been contributing to Open Source Physics as a Java developer since 2002, blending domain knowledge in physics with practical software engineering. His prior career as a Cabrillo College physics instructor (now Emeritus) informs a teaching-minded approach to code, documentation, and open-source collaboration. He holds studies from the University of Colorado Boulder and brings a methodical, research-oriented mindset to problem solving. Known for longevity in both academia and open-source projects, he excels at translating complex scientific concepts into reliable Java tools.
code12 years of coding experience
bookUniversity of Colorado Boulder
bookCabrillo College
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Github Skills (13)

physics10
python10
modeling-tool10
modeling10
core-library10
ffmpeg5
java3
android2
ios2
api2
java-api2
player1
react1

Programming languages (2)

JavaC

Github contributions (5)

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OpenSourcePhysics/tracker

Dec 2013 - Jan 2023

Video analysis and modeling tool built on the Open Source Physics framework
Contributions:1247 commits, 639 pushes, 1 branch in 9 years 3 months
physicspythonvideo-analysisvideomodeling
Contributions:33 commits, 20 pushes, 2 tags in 7 years 1 month
ffmpegphysicsprogramsvideo
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