Redland's Classic May 6, 2017
The Redland's Classic is a 5-day bicycle racing competition in Redland's, Highland and Yucaipa. Apparently this is not some little event. Cyclist's from around the world come here to compete.
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Jeremy Aaron Heminger Systems Programmer / Web Developer Located in Southern California
[L]inux
[A]pache
[M]YSQL
[P]HP
- Experience provisioning, configuring, migrating and managing Linux, Unix and Windows Server environments.
- I have built, modified and maintained everything from basic one page websites to complex web applications handling a reasonablly high volume of traffic.
Javascript, jQuery
CSS 3.0, SASS
Grunt
GIT
- Can build complex web animation, gui and even games using Jquery or plain Javascript
- Can build elegant and mobile friendly website templates
- Builds websites that utilize minified, aggregated code to minimize load-time for a better user experience.
- Experience with version control including: Subversion and Mercurial,...but I prefer GIT
Wordpress
Drupal 8
More...
- Have built: websites, templates, modules and plugins using several Content Management Systems
- Have built my own CMS and have built custom CMS and CRM based on customer specifications.
- Have built and modified existing systems based on Codeigniter and Symfony frameworks
15+ years of real-world experience
Actual coding of websites and web applications...
Not just another template kiddie.
Recent notable companies I have worked with:
- Riverside County Transportation Commission
- Western Riverside Council of Governments
- Western Riverside Regional Conservation Authority
- Lake Arrowhead Community Services District
- Southern California Mountains Foundation
- Mobile Source Air Pollution Reduction Review Committee
ARTICLES
Line Drawings For Installation Manual of Process Control Equipment
Way back in the late 1990's or early 2000's I created some installation manuals for a line of industrial monitors called the BeeHive series. I also created a logo, some other graphics and Flash animations. The worst thing about this early work is that I have lost so much of it. I would especially like to still have some of the Flash animations.
I am pretty sure I still have the installation manuals in PDF form somewhere one of my old machines. I will simply have to dig.
TWIG Sub-Template Experiment
I wanted to be able to easily create a Content Type on the fly that would export photos using Lightbox.
Initially I just used a Module as a block. But that really seeming both impractical and overkill. So Instead I modified the templates in TWIG and the theme file. Now, I just need to create the Photo Library Content Type in 'Contents' and add the images I want to display.
Southern California Mountains Foundation
This website was designed by Nicole Beale. I built the markup, the SASS and wrote various modules and modified the Core PHP as was necessary. The CMS was Symfony Apostrophe 1.5. It was sort of an experiment in a way. The previous website was built in Symfony Apostrophe 1.5 and we didn't want to have to migrate the content and re-teach the employees on a whole new CMS. The problem was that Apostrophe was never designed for mobile websites.
Call Center Program Based On CodeIgniter
I was asked to build a program that could use an API that was built into a VOIP phone system that contained a server. The phone allowed its call records to be polled. This allowed managers to observe the call logs of their call center employees.
Programming for the Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC)
I have performed several tasks for RCTC over the last two years updating and creating content, not only for their main website, but for the various construction and project proposal websites as well. This article only highlights a few.
NOTE: Geographics company did not create the latest version of the RCTC main website. They still do a great deal of work for them, but for the website, they decided to go another way.
Alleviating Some of the Crap Thats Slowing Down Your Server at the Source
Several months ago I started receiving the occasional alert email in the middle of the night warning that my server was hitting a threshold. Reviewing the server logs I found the usual suspects. Hits to Wordpress; admin-ajax, wp-login.php, xmlrpc.php... But also, there were a ton of hits from a web crawler that was hitting the same content over and over and over. There are plugins available to cache websites and throttle repeat content, but a hit to the CMS is still a hit and will require PHP, several image requests, file requests and more than a few hits to the database.