The following projects are all related to Oauth 2.0:
Relevant Services: Support & Maintenance, Web Development, DevOps.
Relevant Skills: Laravel, Vue.js, API Integration, IOS Development, IOS, TSL Upgrades, Oauth 2.0.
Most of our clients are happy with our work and opt to continue to have us maintain their web assets. Ottosave is no exception. We finished the majority of their application years ago, but we continue to add features and update the codebase.
Relevant Services: Code Architecture, Database Architecture, DevOps, Lead Developer, VP of Engineering, Web Development.
Relevant Skills: IOS Development, Ionic, Angular Js, Typescript, JavaScript, Gulp, NPM Scripts, Node.js, SCSS, CSS3, HTML5, Git, Xcode, Apache Cordova, Oauth 2.0, Firebase, NoSQL, API Creation, API Integration, Back-end Development, Developer Lead, IOS, jQuery, SVG.
On the heels of my last IOS app in React Native, I started this project in Ionic. The designs were already done and it was my job to implement them in a cost effective way. At first, the client pushed really hard to build this in Ionic 2 (using Angular 2). At the time, Angular Read More: IOS App | IOS Development | Internet of Things Startup
Relevant Services: Code Architecture, Database Architecture, DevOps, Lead Developer, Web Design, Web Development.
Relevant Skills: React Native, Developer Lead, IOS Development, UI Design, JavaScript, UX Design, IOS, API Integration, Git, Back-end Development, Leadership, Node.js, Oauth 2.0, React, Firebase.
Super fun project and very stressful! I’m usually the developer on all my projects but a new client had a supper quick timeline, “rocket speed” he said. I had a 4 weeks to locate some developers to help, design several views, and implement them in IOS. My first task was to decide on a technology to use. Read More: IOS App in React Native
Relevant Services: Web Development.
Relevant Skills: API Integration, Back-end Development, Oauth 2.0, PHP.
Lots of technologists are moving towards separating the front-end and back-end of their web assets. The front-end of a site becomes a stand-alone application that consumes endpoints (http accessible URLs) for business purposes. The back-end becomes an API, or a group of endpoints. There are lots of reasons for doing this; one is that it makes it easy to Read More: PHP Development | API with Oauth 2.0 | Space Web Application
