100 Days of Code
Started 100 days of Code on 12/31/2017 Things I’ve Learned / Worked on VueJS MongoDB Jake Rutteronerutter.com
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Tasting Party Web App
The Tasting Party web app was a new concept that would allow customers to create and host their own tasting event using a wine starter kit that my company provided. The main features of the tasting party app included: The main features of the tasting party app that had to be included were: Create a wine tasting …
My Wine Cellar Mobile App
I was the lead developer, architect and project manager for the My Wine Cellar Mobile App project at Direct Wines. The app was designed to be used by our existing customers to easily add favorites, dislikes, and ratings to their wine cellar. We used the Appcelerator Titanium platform for building the iOS app using JavaScript, …
Case Cobbler Web App
The Case Cobbler web app an internal tool we use to build product case images using a set of templates, this was originally a PHP app developed by an outside agency. I decided to re-develop the app using the MEAN (Mongo Express Angular Node) stack. The old tool was limited in features, so I took …
My Wine Cellar
The My Wine Cellar project was developed using REST API’s and the AngularJS framework. The goal of the project was to give customers a place where they could record favorites, rate their purchases, see all their purchases in one list, add their dislikes and quickly reorder their favorite wines. The project has been very successful …
Mobify Website Rollout
I was the lead on the mobile web strategy (project management, design, build and maintaining) for 8 mobile websites for US (4 sites), AU (3 sites), and HK (1 site) markets utilizing Mobify Co-development solution and manage vendor relationship. Technology used: Mobify Cloud Software JavaScript Dust Templating CoffeeScript NodeJS build tools HTML, CSS, JavaScript jQuery The …
ATG Website Front-end Rollout and Redesign
This project involved converting 9 websites from a .NET platform to the Oracle ATG eCommerce platform. We started with 4 US white-label websites, then rolled out the AU white label websites and then finished up with the 3 UK white-label websites. All the websites share a common code base using JSP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. …