Didactix - Web based teaching support system
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Didactix - Web based teaching support system
Didactix is my Master's of Thesis project during my studies at University of Science and Technology in Cracow, commonly known in Poland as AGH. First version was created with the ZNF Framework, which two Italian programmers made in 2007. Current version is based on Zend Framework 2. Project was and still is a prototype... of a web based teaching support system. Currently new version is under development, but experience gathered with the first version and Zend Framework projects makes a big difference.
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Pregnancy Portal
A non-profit web service designed for people awaiting a child, pregnant women and parents of small children. The creators of the website are parents themselves and through their own experience are perfectly aware that accurate, reliable and easily accessible information is vital in the extraordinary process of becoming a parent.
The website’s debut was on May 26, 2009 on Mother's Day. Since then it has been steadily developing and expanding its supporters. -
BSS Transformation
Small website with white papers and brochures for Comarch Telco. User can download white papers after successful registration. Brochures downloading is available to all website customers - sign in is not required. There is some simple administration panel in project, which allows add new files and track theirs statistics of downloading.
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ExtJS/YUI Charts - drag and drop implementation
Extending YUI Charts used inside ExtJS framework with capability of live chart edition: by drag and drop chart's points.
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Allegro template - maintaining template CSS and XHTML
The goal of this project was to implement XHTML template for allegro.pl user's auctions. The main problem or the challenge was to use CSS, which will work with the Allego templates system.
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MenaQ7.com website - the natural vitamin K2 as MK-7
The goal of this project was to implement the website using the CMS (Content Management System. Frontend and backend tasks have been completed. The website was too colorful for the client at first.
It was very surprising, but Norwegian people like more grayed colors.
