Portfolio: Rabbi Ryan Goldstein

Basically this website is very simple. Does have a back end to upload the items.

www.rabbiryan.co.za

Portfolio: Alsafe

Alsafe was the first website I made in my career of web development. This was when I started my career on 12 Oct 2008. It was still procedural code, so nothing out of the ordinary. It has a cart-to-quote system.

Portfolio: Ripsurance website

I've made a new website for myself and everyone that wants to use it — Ripsurance. It is a very cool idea about how you can save money on household insurance. I still need to implement graphs, etc. Currently it's not getting any hits, but I'm not actively improving it at the moment either.

Anyway, I thought the spiral design was cool — especially since I'm not a designer.

Take care
Tjorriemorrie

Portfolio: Aviya website

I've created a site a year or so back — Aviya. It was my very first site. Since then it has come a long way.

I first made the site with procedural coding, and early this year when I started learning OOP did I move it over to Zend. I'm almost busy everyday updating and tweaking the site.

The site has a contact form. On the backend Aviya can upload poems and blog articles. I also generate my own xml rss feed for people that want to subscribe. I also save the message of the contact us page to a database. I recently also added a albums and tracks database. So the lyrics and album description on the albums page pulls from a database. The navigation uses sprites, and the hovering notes uses jquery which I coded myself. I like the random movements of the notes.

First website for my portfolio, designed and coded by me.

Take care!

Tjorriemorrie