Bakir Husovic

The client wanted to implement a Warehouse Management System to improve and speed up daily operations. Furthermore, better tracking of product batches was vital since it was a requirement from both the suppliers and the government.

The most difficult part was creating an application that allowed warehouse workers to do their jobs without interruption and collect all necessary data.

The project involved many visits to a warehouse to fully understand how the process works and how it can be improved. It was interesting to learn how such an organization works and to track improvements in their process achieved by using a new system.

From the technical side, the front-end part of the application was developed using OracleJET and is being run on handheld barcode scanners. The application communicates with the server using a RESTful API developed in Java.

Organization EDUS (Education For All) wanted to have a browser game which they can use for learning purposes. This game was a part of a bigger project where children, together with their teachers, wrote a story and eventually created a play. The game followed the story and provided several educational features. Counting objects, identifying characters, colors, moving objects to a correct place were some of the objectives of the game.

The special requirement was to introduce a non-intrusive way of signaling the wrong answer and to provide a hint system so children can move on to the next task/scene. If the answer was correctly given without any hints appropriate sound and visual feedback was given.

The game was developed using HTML and jQueryUI.