Eduard Kotanjyan

I have been working on the web since 2010 and have worked with a wide variety of systems on the LAMP and MEAN stacks. I build custom back-end solutions and can bring your provided mark-up to life on the web. I love to provide high quality solutions to my clients, and can even provide project management, if needed.

I am able to provide the following:

• Custom LAMP solutions, including fully custom PHP scripts

• Integration of completed mark-up into almost any LAMP CMS

• Integration of mark-up in Angular or Ember

• New APIs or maintenance/enhancements of existing APIs

• E-Commerce consulting, deployment, and support

• Linux server administration, optimization, and scripting

• Vimeo / YouTube and many other integrations

• Amazon Web Services (AWS) integration, including S3

• Project Management (including SCRUM)

I currently work (or have worked) with the following CMSes and other development tools:

• Angular

• Node

• PHP

• Mongo/MYSQL

• ExpressionEngine (1, 2 & 3)

• MODx (Evolution and Revolution)

• Statamic

• October CMS

• Craft CMS

• PyroCMS

• WordPress

• Concrete5

• Laravel

• CodeIgniter PHP framework (the foundation of ExpressionEngine)

• Twitter Bootstrap

• ZURB Foundation

• Sass

• FoxyCart (amazing e-commerce solution)

• Stripe

• JavaScript / jQuery / AJAX

I am a quick learner.

I specialize in building solutions on the LAMP and MEAN stacks. I have built custom solutions from the ground up using Laravel, CodeIgniter and other PHP frameworks. I can maintain or clean-up legacy PHP / MySQL systems. I have built and maintained custom web-based APIs against which other developers have integrated when building out both web and mobile applications. I am experienced in eCommerce and understand the relevant PCI compliance issues.

When it comes to CMS work, I have done extensive work in ExpressionEngine, Statamic, and MODx. I have also built several sites using other LAMP-based systems - my goal is to always use the tool that best fits the needs of the projects / client. At one point back in 2008, I even built my own CMS, but abandoned that effort shortly after the release of ExpressionEngine 2, which really revolutionized much of my workflow. I continued to support my custom CMS until 2011 when we moved my last client off of it (to ExpressionEngine).

I have built front-end solutions in Ember, AngularJS, Angular 2, and Angular 4. I have built custom HTTP services in both Ember and Angular, and I have provided extensive consultation on Node-based projects.