Knowledge and skills in implementing responsive, multi-browser compatible and mobile friendly sites with user experience as the priority
Creative understanding of bespoke systems and their needs for various projects and the ability to provide the best possible solution for an uncoupled and scalable API
Solution implementation of both NoSQL and Relational database management systems with data Access Layers
Founded in 2010 by James Ikpase (myself), JEI Systems main goal was to develop fully operating code for clients to use to streamline their business. The founder a university graduate studied Computer Engineering BEng. He has since been working towards earning experience within the industry whilst maintaining his business.
ITN: Upgrade of the text messaging service used by journalists
OFGEM: Feature enhancements and maintenance of several services.
AgeUK: Completion of the official website using EpiServer CMS
A project that has been in the works for over three years coming to completion. A Google app store app which allows users to communicate with one and over similar to a dating site but with the aim of getting room mates.
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Boilerplate and exercises completed held on Github
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Wordpress has always eluded me for it being written in PHP but for some unknown reason I have decided to have a go and use it, thankfully the support structure is great and the amount of available plugins to use and work with is attractive. The hope is to use wordpress as a proof of concept to create only a user interface, which is not what most would expect as it is a marketed as a CMS. In any case i want to use it as a means of displaying content from an API request only. Leaving it only required to manage presentation i.e. dynamic feel and usability
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I am a hardware and software technology enthusiast and I want to absorb in as much knowledge as possible to better my understanding of the best methodologies in development. There comes a time when a central indexed repository is needed for reference. Normally, I would use Google but have gotten into the habit of logging more difficult and specific issues.
So I now have a technical blog where all this info is stored and categorised