Kirt Gittens

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Kirt Gittens

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Here's a few of my projects, both professional and personal.

Olvero USA

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For Olvero USA, I developed a Python/Django web app, to help them manage sales and inventory of their olive oil distributors and customers. The app makes use of Django admin for product configuration, and allows distributors to sign up, and then after approval, create their own stores to sell Olvero products.

Learn Python Programming from Scratch

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For EDUonix, I developed several Python training courses, including a "Learn Python From Scratch" course, covering everything in Python from the basics of the language and it's OOP model, to developing web applications with Django. The course is rated a 4.2 on Udemy, and has been taken by 26,000 students.

ParentGlue - School Upload

For the Parentglue CMS, I developed a web app using AngularJS to parse data from excel spreadsheets containing the school's data, and converted into JSON. It allowed school users to configure the data format and map the columns that would then be imported into the database via an API call, to speed up the onboarding process for new schools.

ParentGlue - Mobile App

I singlehandedly developed the ParentGlue mobile companion app using the IonicFramework/AngularJS, and was able to build and deploy the app for android devices using Trigger.io

Personal Project - Racer3D

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When I was 13, I was introduced to C++ programming as a way to write games. My first notable project was this split screen 3D racing game written with DirectXSDK and DarkGDK for C++. The original binaries aren't around, but I still have a video from it.

Personal Project - WebVoiceNav

As part of a collaboration project with Miguel Molina, I worked on building a drop-in Javascript framework that seeks to allow all sites content and actions to be accessible through voice commands.

Other Projects:

I'm currently working on my own assembler, and a VM to run the bytecode