What I can do
Web programmer in PHP is my strongest position, however web development in any other language usually works fine too. Standard compliant code is paramount, object oriented modular design is a necessity. I can tweak up your existing design or chop your PSDs into dynamic responsive html5 mobile friendly templates. Write your scripts that convert your data with regular expressions then convert and export that data into something usable, debug your errors, find their source and give you a solution for them. Over 10 years of being a web and software programmer has given me the ability to grow from the mistakes I’ve made in the past and the means to find the solutions for new obstacles for the future. I like to say anything is possible, just a question of which path gets us there and how economical the time we spend on it is.
Technologies
I’m a programmer that specializes in PHP, CSS, HTML, GTK, Glade, C#, .NET, Soap, Ajax, Javascript, Json, Python, SQL, MySQL, Microsoft SQL, SQLite, PostgreSQL, XML, XSL, Ruby and a whole lot more. I’ve been up one IDE to another (Eclipse, Visual Studio, Netbeans) and down the text editor list on the other side (Notepad/++, UltraEdit, Nano, vi, Sublime) and while experiencing many tools you begin to learn which one is the right one for the job.
Frameworks
Web frameworks? WordPress, Joomla, Modx, CakePHP and the list goes on. E-Commerce? Shopify, Prestashop (wonderful), Magento (lovely), osCommerce (yuck), zen cart (yuck again). It’s not too hard to eventually be able to pick up the new ones. What won’t I do? Wix is out, MovableType is off the table, SquareSpace is not a good fit with me. These services really lack flexibility so chances are what you want to get done isn’t going to be possible at all. I don’t like the word impossible.
