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Daniel T.

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Joined on November 23, 2009

$90 USD / Hour

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I am a Web Developer with 9 years experience and a Bachelors Degree from New York University (NYU). You can view some of my work at [login to view URL] My expertise includes the following: PHP / MySQL Laravel / CodeIgniter Terminal / Command Line Apache / Nginx Vagrant / VirtualBox / Puppet AWS Composer Unit Testing / Test Driven Development Agile Development Open Cart / WooCommerce Wordpress HTML5 CSS3 / SASS jQuery / Javascript Git I also have experience with: Ruby on Rails Bash Scripting Objective C I've spent the last five years working remotely as an individual and in teams, so I have experience managing my time, meeting deadlines, and keeping in touch. If needed, I have a strong set of references. In fact, one of my oldest clients has my bio on their website to help sell their development services: [login to view URL]

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2060030
Job Recruiting System Built on Laravel. (Contracted via Chromaplex Designs). We decided to build this application on the Laravel framework for its solid MVC architecture and to utilize it’s dependency management capabilities (Composer). Additionally, the use of Vagrant with Amazon EC2 aided this process further and made for simple and reliable production deployment. For payment processing, we chose to use Stripe. We needed the ability to manage multiple levels of subscription-based payments, and Stripe provided a thorough and flexible system for doing so. It also handled pro-rated subscriptions, trial periods, and one-off purchases with ease. Due to the complex nature of the application and matching algorithms, we decided to employ thorough Unit and Integration Testing using PhpUnit. As the application grew, the tests assured us that our existing code would still function properly, and that new features could be implemented confidently. http://hirenetics.com/

Job Recruiting System Built on Laravel

Job Recruiting System Built on Laravel. (Contracted via Chromaplex Designs). We decided to build this application on the Laravel framework for its solid MVC architecture and to utilize it’s dependency management capabilities (Composer). Additionally, the use of Vagrant with Amazon EC2 aided this process further and made for simple and reliable production deployment. For payment processing, we chose to use Stripe. We needed the ability to manage multiple levels of subscription-based payments, and Stripe provided a thorough and flexible system for doing so. It also handled pro-rated subscriptions, trial periods, and one-off purchases with ease. Due to the complex nature of the application and matching algorithms, we decided to employ thorough Unit and Integration Testing using PhpUnit. As the application grew, the tests assured us that our existing code would still function properly, and that new features could be implemented confidently. http://hirenetics.com/

Job Recruiting System Built on Laravel

2060061
A Responsive WooCommerce Site. Contracted via Chromaplex Designs. http://www.handsfreecarryall.com/

A Responsive WooCommerce Site.

A Responsive WooCommerce Site. Contracted via Chromaplex Designs. http://www.handsfreecarryall.com/

A Responsive WooCommerce Site.

2060058
On the client-facing side is an order form populated by products and prices created on the admin side. The form pulls prices from the database dynamically using jQuery, so that totals can be added up in real time. The form also reveals and hides sections / options depending on user input. All error checking is done dynamically via JQuery. The admin side contains the same form, with options tailored for administrators only. There is also a dynamic table that allows the admin to search, sort, and inline-edit, any and all orders in the database, utilizing Datatables. Changes to order status, or updated totals, trigger different notification emails to be sent out to the client. Cron Jobs deal with sending interval-based notifications. There is a messaging system for the client to communicate with the company (and vice versa), and all messages are stored along with the client’s order in a conversation format. http://www.dijifi.com/order/

Wordpress-based Order Processing System

On the client-facing side is an order form populated by products and prices created on the admin side. The form pulls prices from the database dynamically using jQuery, so that totals can be added up in real time. The form also reveals and hides sections / options depending on user input. All error checking is done dynamically via JQuery. The admin side contains the same form, with options tailored for administrators only. There is also a dynamic table that allows the admin to search, sort, and inline-edit, any and all orders in the database, utilizing Datatables. Changes to order status, or updated totals, trigger different notification emails to be sent out to the client. Cron Jobs deal with sending interval-based notifications. There is a messaging system for the client to communicate with the company (and vice versa), and all messages are stored along with the client’s order in a conversation format. http://www.dijifi.com/order/

Wordpress-based Order Processing System

2060051
This site was initially built by another developer but I was tasked with expanding the functionality. It involves scraping and accessing the APIs of multiple sites, storing all the data, and displaying it in a fluid JQuery ‘Tile” look. A number of Cron Jobs are setup to deal with updating the items as needed, as well as an incremental scraping system to deal with scraping millions of items on a weekly basis. The data is all stored in a highly customized tree structure in MySQL that uses a Nested Set Model. The original version of this site pulled pages from one website. I was tasked with expanding the app to scrape a number of other sister sites, and to setup a system for dealing with the large volume of scrapes that were now happening, as well as scraping and storing a much deeper set of data per item. Contracted via Berding Consulting. http://themesquirrel.com/

Custom Screen Scraping Project

This site was initially built by another developer but I was tasked with expanding the functionality. It involves scraping and accessing the APIs of multiple sites, storing all the data, and displaying it in a fluid JQuery ‘Tile” look. A number of Cron Jobs are setup to deal with updating the items as needed, as well as an incremental scraping system to deal with scraping millions of items on a weekly basis. The data is all stored in a highly customized tree structure in MySQL that uses a Nested Set Model. The original version of this site pulled pages from one website. I was tasked with expanding the app to scrape a number of other sister sites, and to setup a system for dealing with the large volume of scrapes that were now happening, as well as scraping and storing a much deeper set of data per item. Contracted via Berding Consulting. http://themesquirrel.com/

Custom Screen Scraping Project

2060045
Sami was built using the CodeIgniter PHP framework. For such a large-scale project, a solid MVC architecture was necessary for creating robust and extensible code. Additionally, we had multiple programmers working on this application and CodeIgniter allowed for a modular approach to feature development. Being that the application was design-heavy, we wanted to approach the styling from a similar perspective. As such, we decided to implement the Compass CSS framework which utilizes the SASS pre-processor. To handle some of the UI requirements, we implemented a number of different jQuery plugins. There was a need for customizable Google Maps with real-time drawing. To solve this, we decided to implement KineticJS which is an HTML5 Canavas Javascript framework. This allowed the user to highlight areas of a map using pre-defined shapes and lines. The coordinates of these could then be stored in our database and the map could be recalled later with the users’ overlays intact.

Marketing Management Tool for Franchise-Based Companies

Sami was built using the CodeIgniter PHP framework. For such a large-scale project, a solid MVC architecture was necessary for creating robust and extensible code. Additionally, we had multiple programmers working on this application and CodeIgniter allowed for a modular approach to feature development. Being that the application was design-heavy, we wanted to approach the styling from a similar perspective. As such, we decided to implement the Compass CSS framework which utilizes the SASS pre-processor. To handle some of the UI requirements, we implemented a number of different jQuery plugins. There was a need for customizable Google Maps with real-time drawing. To solve this, we decided to implement KineticJS which is an HTML5 Canavas Javascript framework. This allowed the user to highlight areas of a map using pre-defined shapes and lines. The coordinates of these could then be stored in our database and the map could be recalled later with the users’ overlays intact.

Marketing Management Tool for Franchise-Based Companies

2060030
Job Recruiting System Built on Laravel. (Contracted via Chromaplex Designs). We decided to build this application on the Laravel framework for its solid MVC architecture and to utilize it’s dependency management capabilities (Composer). Additionally, the use of Vagrant with Amazon EC2 aided this process further and made for simple and reliable production deployment. For payment processing, we chose to use Stripe. We needed the ability to manage multiple levels of subscription-based payments, and Stripe provided a thorough and flexible system for doing so. It also handled pro-rated subscriptions, trial periods, and one-off purchases with ease. Due to the complex nature of the application and matching algorithms, we decided to employ thorough Unit and Integration Testing using PhpUnit. As the application grew, the tests assured us that our existing code would still function properly, and that new features could be implemented confidently. http://hirenetics.com/

Job Recruiting System Built on Laravel

Job Recruiting System Built on Laravel. (Contracted via Chromaplex Designs). We decided to build this application on the Laravel framework for its solid MVC architecture and to utilize it’s dependency management capabilities (Composer). Additionally, the use of Vagrant with Amazon EC2 aided this process further and made for simple and reliable production deployment. For payment processing, we chose to use Stripe. We needed the ability to manage multiple levels of subscription-based payments, and Stripe provided a thorough and flexible system for doing so. It also handled pro-rated subscriptions, trial periods, and one-off purchases with ease. Due to the complex nature of the application and matching algorithms, we decided to employ thorough Unit and Integration Testing using PhpUnit. As the application grew, the tests assured us that our existing code would still function properly, and that new features could be implemented confidently. http://hirenetics.com/

Job Recruiting System Built on Laravel

2060061
A Responsive WooCommerce Site. Contracted via Chromaplex Designs. http://www.handsfreecarryall.com/

A Responsive WooCommerce Site.

A Responsive WooCommerce Site. Contracted via Chromaplex Designs. http://www.handsfreecarryall.com/

A Responsive WooCommerce Site.

2060058
On the client-facing side is an order form populated by products and prices created on the admin side. The form pulls prices from the database dynamically using jQuery, so that totals can be added up in real time. The form also reveals and hides sections / options depending on user input. All error checking is done dynamically via JQuery. The admin side contains the same form, with options tailored for administrators only. There is also a dynamic table that allows the admin to search, sort, and inline-edit, any and all orders in the database, utilizing Datatables. Changes to order status, or updated totals, trigger different notification emails to be sent out to the client. Cron Jobs deal with sending interval-based notifications. There is a messaging system for the client to communicate with the company (and vice versa), and all messages are stored along with the client’s order in a conversation format. http://www.dijifi.com/order/

Wordpress-based Order Processing System

On the client-facing side is an order form populated by products and prices created on the admin side. The form pulls prices from the database dynamically using jQuery, so that totals can be added up in real time. The form also reveals and hides sections / options depending on user input. All error checking is done dynamically via JQuery. The admin side contains the same form, with options tailored for administrators only. There is also a dynamic table that allows the admin to search, sort, and inline-edit, any and all orders in the database, utilizing Datatables. Changes to order status, or updated totals, trigger different notification emails to be sent out to the client. Cron Jobs deal with sending interval-based notifications. There is a messaging system for the client to communicate with the company (and vice versa), and all messages are stored along with the client’s order in a conversation format. http://www.dijifi.com/order/

Wordpress-based Order Processing System

2060051
This site was initially built by another developer but I was tasked with expanding the functionality. It involves scraping and accessing the APIs of multiple sites, storing all the data, and displaying it in a fluid JQuery ‘Tile” look. A number of Cron Jobs are setup to deal with updating the items as needed, as well as an incremental scraping system to deal with scraping millions of items on a weekly basis. The data is all stored in a highly customized tree structure in MySQL that uses a Nested Set Model. The original version of this site pulled pages from one website. I was tasked with expanding the app to scrape a number of other sister sites, and to setup a system for dealing with the large volume of scrapes that were now happening, as well as scraping and storing a much deeper set of data per item. Contracted via Berding Consulting. http://themesquirrel.com/

Custom Screen Scraping Project

This site was initially built by another developer but I was tasked with expanding the functionality. It involves scraping and accessing the APIs of multiple sites, storing all the data, and displaying it in a fluid JQuery ‘Tile” look. A number of Cron Jobs are setup to deal with updating the items as needed, as well as an incremental scraping system to deal with scraping millions of items on a weekly basis. The data is all stored in a highly customized tree structure in MySQL that uses a Nested Set Model. The original version of this site pulled pages from one website. I was tasked with expanding the app to scrape a number of other sister sites, and to setup a system for dealing with the large volume of scrapes that were now happening, as well as scraping and storing a much deeper set of data per item. Contracted via Berding Consulting. http://themesquirrel.com/

Custom Screen Scraping Project

2060045
Sami was built using the CodeIgniter PHP framework. For such a large-scale project, a solid MVC architecture was necessary for creating robust and extensible code. Additionally, we had multiple programmers working on this application and CodeIgniter allowed for a modular approach to feature development. Being that the application was design-heavy, we wanted to approach the styling from a similar perspective. As such, we decided to implement the Compass CSS framework which utilizes the SASS pre-processor. To handle some of the UI requirements, we implemented a number of different jQuery plugins. There was a need for customizable Google Maps with real-time drawing. To solve this, we decided to implement KineticJS which is an HTML5 Canavas Javascript framework. This allowed the user to highlight areas of a map using pre-defined shapes and lines. The coordinates of these could then be stored in our database and the map could be recalled later with the users’ overlays intact.

Marketing Management Tool for Franchise-Based Companies

Sami was built using the CodeIgniter PHP framework. For such a large-scale project, a solid MVC architecture was necessary for creating robust and extensible code. Additionally, we had multiple programmers working on this application and CodeIgniter allowed for a modular approach to feature development. Being that the application was design-heavy, we wanted to approach the styling from a similar perspective. As such, we decided to implement the Compass CSS framework which utilizes the SASS pre-processor. To handle some of the UI requirements, we implemented a number of different jQuery plugins. There was a need for customizable Google Maps with real-time drawing. To solve this, we decided to implement KineticJS which is an HTML5 Canavas Javascript framework. This allowed the user to highlight areas of a map using pre-defined shapes and lines. The coordinates of these could then be stored in our database and the map could be recalled later with the users’ overlays intact.

Marketing Management Tool for Franchise-Based Companies

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