Web Applications
Productivity tools for project teams.
Explore our BackOffice™ and StagePay™ products which streamline organizational workflows and improve productivity for teams that design create, or engineer.
Aurora Web specializes in developing high quality software products with elegant user interfaces.
Primary Technologies
Webservers: NGINX,
Databases: MySQL, MongoDB, neo4j
Backend Frameworks: Codeigniter, Laravel, CakePHP, Node.js (Express/socket.io/Meteor)
Frontend Toolchain: Webpack/Babel, Svelte, Vue.js, jQuery, Bootstrap, Stylus
Blog
How we do what we do
RECYCLE (AND DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME) Aurora Web thrives on code re-use: both consuming and open-sourcing shareable assets.
A modern front-end web development workflow
What does it look like to develop the front-end code of a modern web app? As you know browsers understand javascript, CSS, and HTML (only).
Configuring multiple subdomains on an NGINX webserver
TLDR: In this post I'm going to detail an optimal NGINX webserver configuration for multiple subdomains...
Building a completely reactive app with Vue.js & socket.io
At the beginning of this year (2020), I released a web app (a 6 month side-project): a fully reactive, real-time web-app leveraging Vue.
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Portfolio
BackOffice™ SaaS Product
A suite of 15 fully-fledged, fully integrated back-office apps (including a flexible content management...
StagePay™ SaaS Product
This product is a stage payments, contract management, and online billing web application. Currently...
Wiki
At the time (initial release circa 2009) there simply wasn't an easy to use Wiki for non-techs.
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Giving back
Fuelled by established, public code repositories, developers increasingly leverage open source software in their projects. The benefits are that many of these building blocks are of high quality, well documented, and tested.
As an experienced developer with something to offer, I'll identify code that I've built which could be useful to others. I'll simplify it, reorganize, modernize, generalize, document, test, package, and then publish it in my public repositories.
Keeping my code in a central repository helps me too. Apart from giving back to the community, it keeps my code organized and I get to consume my own modules in multiple projects. If I need to improve a component, or just fix a bug, I can do it in one place and have the updates propagate into all projects that depend on it.
Ultimately, sharing my work is a way of giving back; a way to belong, serve, and swim in a greater pool.
| Package | ||
| growl-js | A classy notification system for the browser | growl-js demo |
| dialog | A flexible javascript popup dialog. | dialog demo |
| dom-utils | A collection of useful javascript utilities that supplement jQuery. |
