Matt Sanders

Nota builds tools to "take the pain points out of publishing." We developed an app that allowed publishers to enter their content and see data points and recommendations on best practices for their articles. This included things like generating summaries, converting articles to videos, creating headlines that best suit the content, etc.

A publishing site that displays narratives written by verified anonymous authors. Content must go via the editors to pass quality control and verify anonymity. Narratives are analyzed using NLP, which helps to form the recommendation engine for users to help present them with narratives that both align with and may challenge their current reading habits.

Vue Formly is a schema-based form builder for Vue.js. It removes the bloat and repetition involved with building forms. It comes built-in with asynchronous form validation that can be easily extended to fit many situations.

I wanted Vue Formly to be a "catch-all" module for forms in Vue.js and for that reason it is incredibly modular. You can include the supported Vue Formly Bootstrap project to use Bootstrap field styles, or you can create your plugin for any front-end framework. It does not lock you into one date-picker or fancy select box but lets you define your own.

Vue Formly also has no other dependencies resulting in a reduction of bloat from your application.

Traversel provides travel distribution software. As the lead front-end developer, I created the web app to allow staff and customers to load and edit their products. We used Vue.js along with TypeScript, Jest as a unit testing framework, and Cypress for E2E tests. We also set up CI/CD pipelines to enable quick turnarounds and easy deployment.

Inciter provides a web app to help collect, analyze, and report on sensitive personal information. As the lead front-end engineer, I contributed to the build of a product that could handle dynamic form creation and display dynamic reports based on the collected data. The web app was built on Vue and utilized Vuex for state management, Vuetify as a component library, and Jest as a test framework.

As they have multiple clients with varying needs, we were required to make the app itself load different components dynamically depending on the client build. We built a core layer that added/removed modules as needed.

Goodwins runs on WordPress with a React app that powers the property search. It integrates with a third-party API to pull listings.

Cowdy is a property management company, and this WordPress site integrates their various real estate providers. It collates these listings and displays them through a property search written in Vue.js.

A WordPress site that relies heavily on integrations with Resene's APIs.