This Human Resources system for ChilliHR consist of a public front-end, members and admin back-end, the back-end consist of a ticket system, calendar, invoicing system and members management via Zend ACL and more – I also created the brand and front-end design.

I have done extensive payment integrations over the past few years. This was not limited to integrations only and in many situations I also had to build back-office functionality to record payments and issue invoices etc.

This is a mission critical website with 300+ pages built for the micro loans industry in the UK. The system had to be modeled around the existing Search Engine indexing – hence retaining existing URLs by mapping to the new architecture using the Zend Framework – hence I had to alter the ZF router to handle existing URLs and also handle custom 301 and 404 redirects with automated email notifications to the SEO team.The system also uses extensive tracking and logging of loan leads to a central database.

Refined luxury accommodation and fine dining – this is a custom-built CMS for managing content as well as dynamic photo galleries, Concierge management, cart and more.

This is a robust Estate Portal, with extensive user levels, secure document storage, notice boards, estate developer reporting tools and more.

Another site built for the micro loans industry. We had to isolate and alter the existing CMS and also add lead tracking and logging of leads to our central lead database, which included 8 remote sites utilizing the same lead database.

This tourism portal with 4500+ establishments was built on the Zend Framework for scalability and SEO purposes. It also has an extensive back-end for managing establishments, unlimited categories, events, newsletters and more.

An Extranet system built for this Travel Agent, which operates over their VPN. Some of the functionality includes an extensive document repository, with advanced roles and rights, HR functionality, advanced user/staff management, user collaboration, dashboard and much more.

This was a large Magento development for this UK Publisher, with approx 24000 Book, CD and DVD products. We had to build various custom back-end and front-end extensions and also had to do a full data migration from X-Cart which included products, categories, orders, users etc. The standard front-end template/layout system was also re-modeled completely to accommodate a bespoke designed template. The sipping rules could not be set up via any existing extension and I ended up developing a fuzzy logic solution for this.

A Joomla site developed for this UK franchise – this is a standard information site with a very advanced tyre and numberplate search as well as an advanced branch locator via Google maps API and Postocer API which is all based on Geo Codes (longitude/latitude), and can be managed from the Joomla admin panel.
I built the actual store locator map module and supervised on the the tyre search functionality.

This is a standard PHP site with some cool Flash.

This was an extensive mobile development. We developed this site with the Netbiscuits API as the front-end layer and PHP5 OO as the the application layer, the application layer had to communicate with the Metro API to pull real time news articles.

In addition it also interfaced with the live football scores service to display things like match times, results with full drill-down capabilities as deep as club and player information and much more.

This a simple news feed FB Application showing the latest news from the metro website in tabbed format. When users install the application their details are stored in a remote MySQL database and when they uninstall the application their details are removed from the database.
This application was built for the social media team

This was a simple social media page for Jeep, which listed the latest blog feed and image gallery.

This is a basic information site built on Joomla, its got some nice features like a Google map module which is used for loading and listing the various pubs and breweries, I installed a Joomla map module and discovered so many bugs that I ended up rewriting the module, then added a service to the module to pull real time GEO data from the 3rd party UK Postcoder service.

This was a Sugar CRM installation with custom middleware development to facilitate the synchronization of data between the client’s POS systems. In addition we also had to do extensive data imports for users, invoices and products. I’ve been involved as a technical project manager as we outsourced all development to a US company. We also facilitated full end-user training.

This was a fairly large customization of the existing Oscommerce shopping cart installation. I had to implement a custom theme and also had to alter various existing modules.
I also developed custom functionality, which included things like zone-based currency converters, real time inventory stock tickers, back-end sales reporting, tracking and more.

This is a pet project of mine which I started in 2009.
Even though MVC development on the Zend Framework is already fast, there are some areas that can be more intuitive and humanized, this is where the Utilities package acts as an intermediate layer.
It automates functionality such as dynamic clients-side form validation, Ajax form and widget handlers, dynamic loading of templates and fragments which doesn’t have to be based on view script directories, built-in advanced datagrids and much more.

This package is production ready and has been successfully deployed on many websites.