Duarte Madueño

Probably the most complex one. Used for content enrichment. The application receives an enrichment request for a movie or a TV program and processes different content providers to maximize information for that specific content. For that purpose, data was fetched from APIs like Freebase or YouTube. To monitor enrichments, a back-office was developed with real-time statistics of different important data.

Technologies: Node.js, MongoDB, RabbitMQ, Socket.IO, JavaScript, HTML, WebSockets, CSS, jQuery

OTT Web solution for watching TV anywhere the customer is. The base for this development was HTML5, CSS3 (with Less), JavaScript (with TypeScript), and Angular. As for continuous integration, Jenkins had three processes created: one for release candidate version delivery, which, after QA approval, would be used for production; another that would publish a stable version; and the last that provides every Git’s feature-branch solution to a dedicated address for testing.

Responsibilities: Team management. Set issues for my team, made sure the team was delivering solutions with quality, held meetings to set project requirements with product and design teams, and kept the project on track with the project management team.

A restaurant table booking website, similiar to current TheFork or Zomato.

Reponsibilities: Create content structure on CMS (CiberSTORE 4.5), development of all website areas and functionalities, and PSD to HTML

Technologies: CiberSTORE 4.5 (Owned by IBT) and VB.NET framework 4.0. SQL, Ajax, JavaScript, CSS 2, HTML4, jQuery, Google apps integration, and Facebook login.

An application developed to work as an FTP proxy to connect two servers that couldn’t communicate with each other. It transfers information from time to time as well. Over 1TB of data has been transferred through this proxy.

Technologies: Node.js and RabbitMQ.

Developed a web page for an eCommerce solution to be listed in Atlassian's Marketplace using Atlaskit, Atlassian components, React, Redux, and Styled Components.

Toyota One project: a website that would fit every country and language.

Helped with building and compiling processes. Also presented updates to the client on staging environment.

Technologies: Node.js, JavaScript, MongoDB, jQuery, Grunt, Bower, Skrollr, Sass, Git, Bootstrap

Add-on built within Jira's Apps to support calculations over issue fields. Developed the web page and set up building files with Webpack generating different bundles for each specific page.

Technologies: JavaScript, Angular 1, Atlaskit, Atlassian Components, Webpack

A plugin with high-speed performance and comment personalization as the main objectives. It allows users to comment each individual page in a live, real-time comment section like a live chat.

The tool had a back-office integrated so that the admin could review each individual comment. Depending on configurations, comments would be accepted or rejected to be published. Also, there was an algorithm responsible for reported comments where if a comment had several reports, it would automatically disappear from every user's page. Each user had the ability to block comments from another specific user in two clicks.

Reponsibilities: Develop and architect all the application, server-side and client-side (front-end and comments manager back office).

Technologies: MongoDB, Node.js, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, ORTC and xRTML

Application to monitor files transfers from one server to another keeping data synchronized on both showing list of all packages current state and history. FTP transfers monitoring using websockets communication.

Technologies: C#, ASP.NET MVC 4 (Razor templates), HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax, SignalR, RabbitMQ, and MongoDB

For final users, this is a real-time widget to show user statistics, e.g., global active users and the number of users in the current page.

Reponsibilites: Help with feature development and architecture.

Technologies: Redis, Node.js, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, ORTC and xRTML (Online Readers/Daily Pageviews/Daily Vistors and +seen in RT)

Benchmark done with different technologies so that the company's caching information could be stored in one single solution. A framework was created to integrate with C# projects. 

Technologies: Couchbase, MongoDB, Redis, SQL, C#, .NET

In this case, the goal was to build and application that could be used for approval of small videos (advertising). Basically, a user imports an Excel file that contains a full file list and pulls related videos from that list for approval.

Technologies: C#, ASP.NET MVC 4 (Razor templates), HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax, and MongoDB

The main objective here was to develop a back-office to see deeper information about clients’ accounts to work as a single page app.

Technologies: C#, ASP.NET MVC 4 (Razor templates), HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax, and MongoDB

Implemented several eCommerce websites with payment integration - both for Credit/Debit card and also for Multibanco (Portuguese ATM payment) using unicre and/or easypay - user login and registration, products listing, products details, etc

Technologies: VB.NET framework 2.0 and 4.0 and C# Framework 4.0. XML, Ajax, JavaScript, jQuery, CSS 2 and 3, HTML 4 and 5, SQL Server 2005 and 2008, IIS 7.0