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An Architect of the Future...

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Joined on October 23, 2010

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I am an Architect of the Future... or so one of my lecturers told me. About to graduate from Swansea University, with a BSc (Hons) in Computer Science, I am highly interested in all things technology related, although I have a strong passion for Web and Future Technologies, Social Media, Cryptography and Security, and Computer Science in Education. I have 6 years experience working with web technologies and specialise in PHP with a MySQL database, although I am happy to work with the requirements of your project or any systems that are already in place. I have a vast amount of experience in modifying existing content management systems and open source software. Examples include: OpenCart, Magento, osCommerce, TrellisDesk, osTicket. Whilst I may not have any specific experience relating to *your* project, I'm able to pick-up new languages and system layouts *extremely* quickly and implement any modifications you want in a timely and professional manner. I always guarantee a high calibre of work and I am more than happy to discuss your needs and requirements throughout the project.

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138385
A local business in Cornwall, TJ Crafts, wanted to establish an online presence and move into a more technology based way of managing their stock and orders. I set-up their website (based on a heavily modified version of Open Cart) and installed a modified version of Open Bravo point-of-sale (running on an Ubuntu install) - to keep the cost down for them. I developed a link between the two systems to ensure that the stock count was always correct and that customer's weren't trying to purchase already sold products.

Freelance Technical Consultant and Web Guru - TJcrafts.com

138391
Every year Swansea University's Computer Science department run an "Undergraduate Challenge". The rules are simple: You must create a mobile or web application (from scratch) that utilises a minimum of 2 APIs. At the end of the year, the entry with the most number of users will be given the winning title and earn some cash - 2nd and 3rd place also get prizes. The idea is simple: You take a Twitterer, or a Tweet, enter it's information (such as "stephenfry" or "1526598596958") and then click go! The application goes away, retrieves information about all the re-tweets and the proceeds to tell you how far, how fast and how long that Tweet has travelled (or been travelling). It also gives a pretty visualisation displaying where in the world those re-tweeters are based.

TweetMiles.info

Every year Swansea University's Computer Science department run an "Undergraduate Challenge". The rules are simple: You must create a mobile or web application (from scratch) that utilises a minimum of 2 APIs. At the end of the year, the entry with the most number of users will be given the winning title and earn some cash - 2nd and 3rd place also get prizes. The idea is simple: You take a Twitterer, or a Tweet, enter it's information (such as "stephenfry" or "1526598596958") and then click go! The application goes away, retrieves information about all the re-tweets and the proceeds to tell you how far, how fast and how long that Tweet has travelled (or been travelling). It also gives a pretty visualisation displaying where in the world those re-tweeters are based.

TweetMiles.info

138394
This Twitter visualisation was developed as part of my undergraduate degree at Swansea University. With Twitter generating over 300 million Tweets per day (at time of writing) it doesn't take long before everybody's opinions and thoughts become entangled in a large pool of thought and eventually drop of the edge of your Twitter timeline. Since everybody is interested in following breaking events such as riots, floods, earthquakes; international events such as the presidential elections; or even just TV shows and everyday life, Twitter has allowed us access to millions of streams of conciousness and the ability to really understand what people are saying. This project allows users to enter a search term (for example "#TheApprentice"), retrieve all Tweets matching their query and view associated topics and keywords on an interactive visualisation. Over time the visualisation will change and show the user how the conversations about a topic are progr

Twitter Visualisation

This Twitter visualisation was developed as part of my undergraduate degree at Swansea University. With Twitter generating over 300 million Tweets per day (at time of writing) it doesn't take long before everybody's opinions and thoughts become entangled in a large pool of thought and eventually drop of the edge of your Twitter timeline. Since everybody is interested in following breaking events such as riots, floods, earthquakes; international events such as the presidential elections; or even just TV shows and everyday life, Twitter has allowed us access to millions of streams of conciousness and the ability to really understand what people are saying. This project allows users to enter a search term (for example "#TheApprentice"), retrieve all Tweets matching their query and view associated topics and keywords on an interactive visualisation. Over time the visualisation will change and show the user how the conversations about a topic are progr

Twitter Visualisation

This Twitter visualisation was developed as part of my undergraduate degree at Swansea University. With Twitter generating over 300 million Tweets per day (at time of writing) it doesn't take long before everybody's opinions and thoughts become entangled in a large pool of thought and eventually drop of the edge of your Twitter timeline. Since everybody is interested in following breaking events such as riots, floods, earthquakes; international events such as the presidential elections; or even just TV shows and everyday life, Twitter has allowed us access to millions of streams of conciousness and the ability to really understand what people are saying. This project allows users to enter a search term (for example "#TheApprentice"), retrieve all Tweets matching their query and view associated topics and keywords on an interactive visualisation. Over time the visualisation will change and show the user how the conversations about a topic are progr

Twitter Visualisation

This Twitter visualisation was developed as part of my undergraduate degree at Swansea University. With Twitter generating over 300 million Tweets per day (at time of writing) it doesn't take long before everybody's opinions and thoughts become entangled in a large pool of thought and eventually drop of the edge of your Twitter timeline. Since everybody is interested in following breaking events such as riots, floods, earthquakes; international events such as the presidential elections; or even just TV shows and everyday life, Twitter has allowed us access to millions of streams of conciousness and the ability to really understand what people are saying. This project allows users to enter a search term (for example "#TheApprentice"), retrieve all Tweets matching their query and view associated topics and keywords on an interactive visualisation. Over time the visualisation will change and show the user how the conversations about a topic are progr

Twitter Visualisation

This Twitter visualisation was developed as part of my undergraduate degree at Swansea University. With Twitter generating over 300 million Tweets per day (at time of writing) it doesn't take long before everybody's opinions and thoughts become entangled in a large pool of thought and eventually drop of the edge of your Twitter timeline. Since everybody is interested in following breaking events such as riots, floods, earthquakes; international events such as the presidential elections; or even just TV shows and everyday life, Twitter has allowed us access to millions of streams of conciousness and the ability to really understand what people are saying. This project allows users to enter a search term (for example "#TheApprentice"), retrieve all Tweets matching their query and view associated topics and keywords on an interactive visualisation. Over time the visualisation will change and show the user how the conversations about a topic are progr

Twitter Visualisation

138385
A local business in Cornwall, TJ Crafts, wanted to establish an online presence and move into a more technology based way of managing their stock and orders. I set-up their website (based on a heavily modified version of Open Cart) and installed a modified version of Open Bravo point-of-sale (running on an Ubuntu install) - to keep the cost down for them. I developed a link between the two systems to ensure that the stock count was always correct and that customer's weren't trying to purchase already sold products.

Freelance Technical Consultant and Web Guru - TJcrafts.com

138391
Every year Swansea University's Computer Science department run an "Undergraduate Challenge". The rules are simple: You must create a mobile or web application (from scratch) that utilises a minimum of 2 APIs. At the end of the year, the entry with the most number of users will be given the winning title and earn some cash - 2nd and 3rd place also get prizes. The idea is simple: You take a Twitterer, or a Tweet, enter it's information (such as "stephenfry" or "1526598596958") and then click go! The application goes away, retrieves information about all the re-tweets and the proceeds to tell you how far, how fast and how long that Tweet has travelled (or been travelling). It also gives a pretty visualisation displaying where in the world those re-tweeters are based.

TweetMiles.info

Every year Swansea University's Computer Science department run an "Undergraduate Challenge". The rules are simple: You must create a mobile or web application (from scratch) that utilises a minimum of 2 APIs. At the end of the year, the entry with the most number of users will be given the winning title and earn some cash - 2nd and 3rd place also get prizes. The idea is simple: You take a Twitterer, or a Tweet, enter it's information (such as "stephenfry" or "1526598596958") and then click go! The application goes away, retrieves information about all the re-tweets and the proceeds to tell you how far, how fast and how long that Tweet has travelled (or been travelling). It also gives a pretty visualisation displaying where in the world those re-tweeters are based.

TweetMiles.info

138394
This Twitter visualisation was developed as part of my undergraduate degree at Swansea University. With Twitter generating over 300 million Tweets per day (at time of writing) it doesn't take long before everybody's opinions and thoughts become entangled in a large pool of thought and eventually drop of the edge of your Twitter timeline. Since everybody is interested in following breaking events such as riots, floods, earthquakes; international events such as the presidential elections; or even just TV shows and everyday life, Twitter has allowed us access to millions of streams of conciousness and the ability to really understand what people are saying. This project allows users to enter a search term (for example "#TheApprentice"), retrieve all Tweets matching their query and view associated topics and keywords on an interactive visualisation. Over time the visualisation will change and show the user how the conversations about a topic are progr

Twitter Visualisation

This Twitter visualisation was developed as part of my undergraduate degree at Swansea University. With Twitter generating over 300 million Tweets per day (at time of writing) it doesn't take long before everybody's opinions and thoughts become entangled in a large pool of thought and eventually drop of the edge of your Twitter timeline. Since everybody is interested in following breaking events such as riots, floods, earthquakes; international events such as the presidential elections; or even just TV shows and everyday life, Twitter has allowed us access to millions of streams of conciousness and the ability to really understand what people are saying. This project allows users to enter a search term (for example "#TheApprentice"), retrieve all Tweets matching their query and view associated topics and keywords on an interactive visualisation. Over time the visualisation will change and show the user how the conversations about a topic are progr

Twitter Visualisation

This Twitter visualisation was developed as part of my undergraduate degree at Swansea University. With Twitter generating over 300 million Tweets per day (at time of writing) it doesn't take long before everybody's opinions and thoughts become entangled in a large pool of thought and eventually drop of the edge of your Twitter timeline. Since everybody is interested in following breaking events such as riots, floods, earthquakes; international events such as the presidential elections; or even just TV shows and everyday life, Twitter has allowed us access to millions of streams of conciousness and the ability to really understand what people are saying. This project allows users to enter a search term (for example "#TheApprentice"), retrieve all Tweets matching their query and view associated topics and keywords on an interactive visualisation. Over time the visualisation will change and show the user how the conversations about a topic are progr

Twitter Visualisation

This Twitter visualisation was developed as part of my undergraduate degree at Swansea University. With Twitter generating over 300 million Tweets per day (at time of writing) it doesn't take long before everybody's opinions and thoughts become entangled in a large pool of thought and eventually drop of the edge of your Twitter timeline. Since everybody is interested in following breaking events such as riots, floods, earthquakes; international events such as the presidential elections; or even just TV shows and everyday life, Twitter has allowed us access to millions of streams of conciousness and the ability to really understand what people are saying. This project allows users to enter a search term (for example "#TheApprentice"), retrieve all Tweets matching their query and view associated topics and keywords on an interactive visualisation. Over time the visualisation will change and show the user how the conversations about a topic are progr

Twitter Visualisation

This Twitter visualisation was developed as part of my undergraduate degree at Swansea University. With Twitter generating over 300 million Tweets per day (at time of writing) it doesn't take long before everybody's opinions and thoughts become entangled in a large pool of thought and eventually drop of the edge of your Twitter timeline. Since everybody is interested in following breaking events such as riots, floods, earthquakes; international events such as the presidential elections; or even just TV shows and everyday life, Twitter has allowed us access to millions of streams of conciousness and the ability to really understand what people are saying. This project allows users to enter a search term (for example "#TheApprentice"), retrieve all Tweets matching their query and view associated topics and keywords on an interactive visualisation. Over time the visualisation will change and show the user how the conversations about a topic are progr

Twitter Visualisation

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Experience

OpenCart (eCommerce) Modifications

Apr, 2011 - Present

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14 years, 7 months

Opencart.com

Apr, 2011 - Present

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14 years, 7 months

Extended Shipping - Allows customisation of shipping methods within Open Cart based on the categories and manufacturer of a specific product. Global Discount: Lite - Allow the reduction of items across the site.

Apr, 2011 - Present

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14 years, 7 months

Freelance:Technology Consultant and Web Guru

Apr, 2010 - Present

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15 years, 7 months

TJCrafts.com

Apr, 2010 - Present

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15 years, 7 months

A local business in Cornwall, TJ Crafts, wanted to establish an online presence and move into a more technology based stock management system. I set-up their website (based on a heavily modified version of Open Cart) and installed a modified version of Open Bravo point-of-sale (Ubuntu install) - to keep the cost down. I developed a link between the two systems to ensure that the stock count was always correct and that customer's weren't trying to purchase already sold stock.

Apr, 2010 - Present

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15 years, 7 months

TweetMiles

Feb, 2012 - Jun, 2012

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4 months

TweetMiles

Feb, 2012 - Jun, 2012

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4 months

The idea is simple: You take a Twitterer, or a Tweet, enter it's information (such as "stephenfry" or "1526598596958") and then click go! The application goes away, retrieves information about all the re-tweets and the proceeds to tell you how far, how fast and how long that Tweet has travelled (or been travelling). It also gives a pretty visualisation displaying where in the world those re-tweeters are based.

Feb, 2012 - Jun, 2012

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4 months

Education

BSc (Hons) Computer Science

2009 - 2012

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3 years

2009 - 2012

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3 years

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