Hello, I'm Michael
I turn code into captivating user experiences for the web
Hello, I'm Michael
I turn code into captivating user experiences for the web
A lot of business processes have been developed in-house to stream line employee’s daily activities. One such application is One Time Payments (OTP) – a system that makes it easy for employees to submit – well, payments. These payments can vary from bonuses, awards, tuition reimbursements and so forth. My involvement on this project was […]
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Our Enterprise marketing group had come up with an idea of having a presentation tool to use in conferences and meetups. They were thinking of an interface that shows the company projects and installments throughout the globe. An interactive map, that have pins and markers that when clicked, shows more information about that project. They […]
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Every employee needs hardware. At Parsons, we needed an easy way for employees to order them. The old process was for each employee submit an online form, where they first they have to refer to a an approved list of items. When they find what they need from this list, they have to copy and […]
View WorkWe’ve all seen this input before. A seemingly innocent input box and as soon as you focus and/or start typing – a list of suggestions appear. Not only that, you’re able to select multiple values, remove items from your selection – and even add a new one. This is typically used for fields such as […]
A few days ago the people behind SolidJS released their meta-framework of their own called SolidStart. I think this is a major development for SolidJS. This is probably one of the biggest missing piece of the puzzle. Let me explain. Most front end developers know, React is king at the moment. There are many things […]
I’ve been building Salesforce applications for some time now and we’re always faced with the same struggle when in comes to CICD. See, we write code locally in our machines. Then we use SFDX to push to our sandboxes – this is so we can see the changes, as well as other users test what […]
In the previous post, we’ve completed setting up the frame for our shopping cart website. We’ve added the routes, finished the product listing page, added filters – and we’ve even started an empty shell for the cart component. Note that if you want to simply download the code – head on to Github. If you’d […]