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I am a reliable and motivated programmer with an awesome wife and three kids. I am seeking a growth oriented position as a web developer at Fridomly. I like to focus on building data driven, responsive, mobile friendly sites and apps. I am always loo...
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Go to my GitHub to see all my projects: https://github.com/jmckirdy
I am passionate about making software and learning new technologies with a focus on full-stack web development. My goal is to create impact on others' lives, inspiring them to be the most creative, productive, and positive version of themselves.
Designed the colors, look, & feel of the site.
It is mobile responsive including a mobile hamburger nav bar.
Pulls in jQuery, as well as has some JS functionality.
It hosts an entire MVC style JS Game called Battleships.
It links to my blog, and also has a printer-friendly page allowing you to print my CV.
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Go to my GitHub to see all my projects: https://github.com/jmckirdy
The Food Store is a Web App and CMS running PHP/Apache/MySQL server-side, and plain HTML/CSS client-side. It's a customer-facing online shopping experience that allows for selecting items for purchase, adding to shopping cart, and of course, checking out.
Also there is an administrative-facing web interface, allowing store managers to add new products and modify existing ones, monitor stock levels, and process customer orders.
Customer-side should be located at localhost/Food-Store.
Admin-side should be at localhost/Food-Store/admin/admin.php.
It uses a mySQL database which allows for complex tasks like search functionality, storing and retrieving binary data, handling transactions, implementing shopping carts, and generating downloadable Excel reports.
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Built The Food Store; a customer-facing online shopping experience, as well as an administrative-facing web interface. Customers can select items for purchase, add/modify shopping cart, and of course check out. Store managers may add new products and modify existing ones, monitor stock levels, and process customer orders.
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