Subcontractor for an agency which develops this site.
Overall, an E-commerce shop was built by the other agency using a Magento Shop System.
I created a web service interface that connected the shop with a logistics company which ships large appliances to the end-customer. This service and interface was then connected with the Shop System.
I expanded the Sales and Booking Software system (“Solar”) for Marriott Vacation Club, used worldwide to sell timeshares in Marriott's resorts.
Through it, every unit in all resorts could be sold and booked.
This project used enterprise level software (Java / J2EE, EJB, WebSphere, Oracle), as well as web-services to integrate the system with other Marriott reservation systems.
I implemented a webservice that pushed data toanother system, as well as various graphical interface improvements.
This was a large site (7blueseas.com) that let you book any cabin on any cruise and cruiseline. It was built quite some time ago, and today is no longer in existence.
I created an online booking engine that was integrated through a web-service to 10 major cruise-lines, such as Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Disney, Norwegian, etc.
The software determined real-time cabin availability and pricing for every cabin of every ship of every cruse-line, and had a multi-page booking system that ended with a credit-card transaction.
The system was integrated through webservices with various outside providers.
There are also pro-blogs and videos, and professional partner pages, as well as a sub-site called "Scan At School" that encourages school children to recycle, and schools are awarded prizes.
The difference to thinkgreenrewards was that this site also had a lot of social media (blogs, videos), and encouraged kiosk based recycling, whereas thinkgreenreward encouraged street-side pickup. Maybe more deciding, both sides had different internal business units running them.
WM used "thinkgreenrewards.com" to encourage street-side recycling by awarding points which can be redeemed for coupons and products.
The system was integrated through webservices with various outside providers.
The difference to "greenopolis" was that this site here encouraged recycling using street-side pickup, whereas greenopolis had a lot of social media (blogs, videos), and encouraged kiosk based recycling. Maybe more deciding, both sides had different internal business units running them.
Subcontractor for an agency which develops this site.
I was one of two main developers for the software-architecture and development of a job portal. Users could either submit jobs, or earn points for work performed. The points would accumulated in a jackpot and monetary rewards would be dispersed at the end of each month.
E-commerce was done with Drupal Commerce.
This client runs a portal for selling cars and freight-items. The pre-existing system was stabilized and expanded. Various adjustments were implemented, for example dealing with multiple languages (multi-lingual site) and currencies.
I am no longer associated with this site or company.
This chain of brick-and-mortar shops buys up items from walk-in clients in their various shop-location, and then resells these, for example on e-bay. For this project, an existing website was migrated to Drupal-7, and I developed a 'reverse shopping cart" for purchasing these items, which interfaced with Amazon's webservice, and created the customer's bill.
This site was originally part of another site (amvl.lu), and I split it out into its own.
It was important to the customer to maintain the look of the original site, so that both look and feel like one unit, even though they are two separate sites.
Various improvements were done to the usability, such as automatic uploads of the emergency calendar and contacts, and the member list; as well as featured event calendars for visitors or internal members.
The customer is well established consultancy for hotels and restaurants that holds many seminars relevant to those businesses.