A client store migration, company websites, payment and API work, and the apps I built on my own: what shipped on each, and the full write-up where there is one.
~5,100orders moved, none lost
An Australian tactical-gear retailer moved from staging to a live store on shared cPanel hosting with no SSH. ~5,100 orders, 1,156 variations and a 213MB database carried across; Stripe webhook failures traced and the orders paid during the outage reconciled.
3login, payments and an admin dashboard
Node.js, Express and MongoDB behind a Telegram bot: auto-login via the Login Widget with token verification, native payments for purchases, and a real-time admin dashboard for users, promotions and content.
1 → None backend, many storefronts
A multi-tenant commerce backend consumed by more than one storefront: REST APIs, tenant-scoped role-based auth, full product and inventory CRUD.
17exercises on 12 machines
A walkable 3D gym: 17 animated exercises on 12 machines, 28 pieces to rearrange in build mode, and phone controls.
8levels, project to single step
An offline Android project manager: every project is a tree up to eight levels deep, and progress rolls up on its own as the smallest steps get done.
3languages on one page
Feiwin's company website, from my WBridges placement: one page on a Bootstrap template in English, Chinese and Filipino, a carousel of the studio's games, job listings with detail modals and an application form. I built most of it and handled deployment and hosting.
1,022franchisees, per the site's footer (Oct 2021)
ExpressPay's franchise website, which I helped build and maintain on WordPress in 2021–22 alongside my backend work: franchise packages, partner services, a branch photo gallery and an inquiry form. It has since been rebuilt by others; the 2022 version is archived.
1running total for today
Named counters for anything you'd lose track of during the day, tagged by category, with one running total across every counter.
