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The Nautilus is a web application I built to run on our intranet, designed to help employees perform various tasks—many of which emulate tasks in DelmiaWorks. The reason for this is that DelmiaWorks’ user interface can be clunky, limited by the Delphi UI software that the software uses, and in some cases, the workflow to complete tasks is unnecessarily tedious. The Nautilus simplifies this by combining many of these tasks into a single page—or even a single click.

The company I worked for had recently purchased a new ERP system called IQMS to replace our existing software. However, there was an immediate issue: some customers—most notably The Home Depot—had unusual shipping requirements that weren’t fully compatible with the new system.

In the last year or so I have only been coding for work. This has been miserable. But recently i started just following these tutorials on YouTube and reworking them to my own code and low and behold I really started enjoying coding again...

So, I guess I'll start posting the results in this category.

I plan to get started on this probably in December of 2022

• Autoload dependencies
• No more (or at least "less" namespaces ) ... the namespaces will exist for my development but not for usage
• ES6+ code
• Piping of the methods
  • i.e. drawrect(x,y,x2,y2).stroke(2).color('#000').fillColor('blue')
• Reorganize where methods exist in the actual namespaces
• I would like to write the schema for sublime text to make it easier to use
• Not sure what else but probably plenty

https://demo.jeremyheminger.com/coming-2020/forest.php

I really wanted to rebuild my website template with the things that I have learned and I even took the time to build a a new landing page using Three.js.

http://adftw.jeremyheminger.com/

When I began building websites the idea of viewing it on a mobile device wasn't thought of or even possible. If there was any thought given to various display resolutions it was mostly solved by adding percents to the containing columns of a table and nesting that table within a table set at a maximum width with the most common resolution. I think that was about 1024 x 768 but it might have even been 640 x 480.