Nurguly Ashyrov

Airmeet is an event hosting platform that allows people to organize remote conferences or other similar events. I was mostly involved in working on the React front end. I made improvements to the chatting system and added support for hyperlinks in the chats.

I also led and implemented most of the "Speed Networking" project. During the "Speed Networking" time, the event participants are randomly matched with each other for a 3-minute video chat, so everyone can have a chance to meet everyone else. I led the development of the front-end UI and developed the business logic that would randomly match people and ensure everyone gets matched with everyone else.

A precision farm platform. It allows farmers to manage their farm field data and monitor the crop health and progress. I was primarily involved in implementing and maintaining the "Field Management" part of the application, which allowed farmers to add and remove farm fields on a map. I implemented an auto farm field detection feature where farmers could just click in the middle of their farm on a map, and we would detect its boundaries and pre-draw the map polygon, so the farmer doesn't have to draw it manually. And of course, the farmer could adjust the auto border detection for precision. I also developed the variable brush mode, which allows farmers to set the density of the fertilizer they wish to apply to different parts of their field. I also developed a file exporter that allows farmers to export the fertilizer application map onto their tractors, so it automatically applies the fertilizer according to what the farmer drew on the map.

Sweden's first recycling app. The app allows users to scan a can, bottle, or any other recyclable product before they put it into a recycling station and get cash rewards and discounts. It uses geolocation to determine if users are indeed near a recycling station and are therefore eligible for rewards.

A single-page application (SPA) that lists all of the United States skyscrapers. This was built with React, Redux, React-Router, SemanticUI, Immutable, Redux-Observable/RxJS, and Google-Map-React.

See the source code at https://github.com/dadish/skyscrapers-app.

A single-page application (SPA) that tracks the user's expenses. The front end was built with React, Redux, React Router, Redux-saga, Reselect, Redux Form, and Material UI for the front end. The back end was built on Node.js with Hapi.js, Joi, Co, Knex.js, MySQL, and more.

Check out the live app at https://expenses.nurgulyashyrov.com.

A module for ProcessWire CMF that allows users to easily expose a GraphQL API of their ProcessWire content. It supports granular control of what parts of your content are accessible to what category of users. Requires no code to be written to set up the GraphQL API.

The portfolio website for the artist Vitaly Didenko. It features a vertical grid view that auto-positions the gallery items depending on the screen size and orientation (visit the website and resize the browser window to see it in action).

This is a single-page application that allows you to compose your own bracelet or necklace by dragging and dropping beads and pendants from available lists. Or you can choose one jewelry type and press the СОБРАТЬ button, and it will randomly generate a combination for you.

The website was rebuilt several times to achieve the best interactive experience for the end-user. The design was provided by the client, but the implementation was coded solely by the developer. The version as it is now is built on Backbone.js. It uses CSS3 transforms to utilize the GPU to provide solid 60 FPS animations. The code was fine-tuned with performance in mind. The user can spend all day creating, composing, zooming in/out, deleting, adding, and changing the different jewelry, and there will be no memory leaks.

Please go to http://hw.nurgulyashyrov.com/demo.html to see a demonstration video.

The official website for UNFPA Turkmenistan.

The design of the website was provided as two JPEG images of the main and secondary pages for a 960 pixel-wide resolution. However, the requirement was to build a website responsive to any screen width. All of the designs for other resolutions were built by the developer.

The website was built twice. The first version was built with Bootstrap/LESS, jQuery for the front end and MODX for the back end. The result was far from satisfying; the true responsive behavior could not be achieved, and it was decided to rebuild it again.

The second version of the website was built on SUSY/Sass, jQuery for the front end, and ProcessWire for the back end. The result was something that the client was satisfied with, and the product was deployed into production.

This is an information hub about puberty for kids. The website features Q&A tests, info lists, articles, events, and more. It features a responsive design, a schema.org markup for SEO, a mobile WebView wrapper, and multilingual content. It was successfully built in the first iteration.

This is a website for Dr. Davtyan, a beautician and cosmetologist. It's a traditional website with articles, and a service price list. It features paginated articles and a carousel.

The official website for ErasmusPlus in Turkmenistan. It has traditional web content with articles, a carousel, and a responsive design.

This is the website on biodiversity in Turkmenistan for the Ministry of Nature Protection of Turkmenistan.

The website for Ministry of Nature Protection of Turkmenistan. Part of a joint project that also sponsors the website for the biodiversity of Turkmenistan.

Inspired by ProcessWire hooks system and Backbone.js events.

Babel is a ProcessWire module that provides functionality for managing section-based multi-language sites. It is inspired by the Babel Plugin for MODX.

A ProcessWire module that allows you to quickly toggle your checkboxes with extra action buttons via Ajax.