About
Hi, I'm Shay Ben Moshe, a web developer and a mathematics and physics student, from Israel.
I have been working as web developer for over 3 years, both for client side and server side.
I have a lot of experience with XHTML/HTML5, CSS 2.1/3, JavaScript and jQuery, Ajax and more.
I have also used html5boilerplate, twitter bootstrap, etc.
I have an extensive knowledge of PHP (and many of its frameworks, e.g. Lithium and CodeIgniter), MySQL and Node.js (and many of its libraries, e.g. express and nowjs).
In addition, I am a Zend Certified Engineer.
Aside of these, I have some experience with MongoDB, C#, Java, Ruby and Ruby on Rails, C, C++, Python, etc.
Featured Works
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Teo
A website that offers free theoretical driving exams.
In this project I was responsible for the design, client side and server side.
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Website Builders World
In this project I was responsible for the developing the client side, including JavaScript (using jQuery).
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Socivio
A website dedicated to bridge between youtube and facebook.
In this project I was responsible for the design, client side and server side.
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Capoeira Kiryat Ono
A website for the capoeira group in which I practice.
In this project I was responsible for the design, client side and server side.
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You and Me
A dating website with a lottery mechanism to find dates, powered by SMSs.
In this project I was responsible for the client side and server side.
I am prevented from publishing all of my works here; however you may contact me to see more works.
From My Blog
Hash Collision Probability
One of the problems of hash functions is collisions, they cause some security vulnerabilities which won’t be discussed in this article.
In this article I would like to find some approximations concerning collisions...
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Generalized Random Sub Array Algorithm
After discussing with some friends on StartupSeeds, I came up with a generalized random sub array algorithm...
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Generating Random Sub Array
Today I came across an algorithmic problem.
I wanted to choose a random sub array of size k from an array of size n, while maintaining its order...
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Phrase Based Password Entropy
Yesterday I have published an article about password entropy.
Today I would like to discuss the entropy of a phrase based password...
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Password Entropy
A common and easy way to estimate the strength of a password is its entropy...
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Contact
You are more than invited to email me at <shay@shay.co>.
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