Abdellah Iraamane

I created a hybrid mobile application used to track, monitor, and manage devices connected to a WiFi or mobile network in the home or workplace. It was built on Ionic and Angular, and connected to a Laravel back end through REST APIs. This is complemented by a set of web portals for both clients and admins to use. The suite was deployed to more than four countries and is used by thousands of users daily.

A decentralized application (ÐApp), used to remotely control regular small appliances in the home.

I installed smart connector devices in everyday appliances such as lamps, light switches, and small thermostats. I connected them to an application that used JavaScript, Ionic, WebRTC, and Angular that controlled them remotely via a Python script on the back end.
The system also uses the Ethereum blockchain to record the actions performed on these small devices on a secure distributed ledger.

It was a miniature replica of Google Home and Alexa, except I built it before Google Home was announced later that year in 2018.

A car booking system used by three car dealerships in southern England, its primary purpose is to take the pain out of the car booking experience and manage the fleet of cars and their history of bookings (hire, lease, and purchase). The stack used is React for the front end, Node.js and Express.js on the back end with MongoDB as the database layer. The mobile app version uses Ionic with Angular.