Projects

• Karify React Frontend

  Karify

  

  Migrated the Karify jQuery Frontend to React. This migration required creating a separate microservice for the React app, using iframes to detach the React app from the legacy app, a monorepo to structure the app and share code with other internal tools, among others.

  You can read more about this project on these articles:

  • Modernizing a jQuery frontend with React

  • From a multi page application to a single page application

  • Building a design system and a component library

  • Setting up a large scale React application

• Banif - Credit Workflow Process

  Banif

  

  Web platform that implements the credit workflow process of Banif (one of Portuguese main banks):

  • Account managers on any branch could start the process by creating a new proposal for a client;

  • A proposal would then be sent for evaluation by a bank analyst;

  • After analysis the proposal would pass by a decision process where it could suffer some changes. This process could be composed by one or more decision levels. The number of levels was dependent on the client situation and proposal conditions. On each level there were two or three users that could suggest changes and if both agreed they would pass to the next level.

  • The results of the decision process would determine if the proposal was authorized or not.

  • Independently of the decision result, the proposal would be sent back to the account manager that created it so he could present it to the client who would then decide to accept or refuse.

  For each new proposal created, the system would load client information from the Central Database of the Portuguese Bank (BdP). The user pools for each phase of the process would be loaded from the internal bank databases, and if a proposal was approved by the bank it would be stored there.

  Technologies used: WebSphere (IBM BPM 8.0.1 and IBM ODM 8.0.1), JavaScript (Client and Server side), jQuery, Dojo, Twitter Bootstrap, HTML, CSS, XML, JSON, Java, and Microsoft SQL Server.

• Google Chrome Extension - Web Inspector

  Chrome extension that allows users to inspect a web page contents and properties by clicking on certain page elements. Some examples:

  • If a text element is clicked it will display the font used, the text size, the text color, and background color.

  • If a link is clicked, besides the properties above, its source will also be displayed;

  • If a image or video is clicked its dimensions and source URL will be displayed.

  Technologies used: JavaScript, jQuery, Chrome API, CSS3, HTML5.

• Epik

  

  Epik (Edutainment by Playing and Interacting with Knowledge) is a web application for educational games development. It allows teachers to create activities for their students in the form of games. Those activities can be provided using a URL and for each one are generated activity logs that could be used for students assessment.

  Technologies used: JavaScript, jQuery, KineticJS, JSON, HTML5, CSS3, PHP, CakePHP, NodeJS, XML, XML Schema, MySQL.

• Cubic

  

  Cubic is a new theme for Moodle 2.3. Its objective is to provide users with a more user-friendly interface, which provides several forms of social awareness and some new concepts.

  Besides this theme, I also developed other plugins for Moodle which can be found here: https://moodle.org/plugins/browse.php?list=set&id=31.

  Technologies used: JavaScript, JSON, YUI, HTML5, CSS3, PHP, XML, MySQL.

• Coggitare - Forum

  Coggitare

  Initially this project purpose was to provide users with scientific information about Vitamin-D. The development was finished but unfortunately the project had to be canceled, so now a simpler version of the website is being used on a new project still under construction.

  Technologies used: JavaScript, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3, PHP, CakePHP, and MySQL.