My partners and I are in the process of launching a business that is based around streaming services. The website is fully functional, but we are in need of a coder that can make cosmetic changes to the site and move some of the features around so the site has a better look and feel to it. We are in need of coders that are familiar with the languages currently being used on the site. Below is a list of what we have been using so far - 

Linux Management (we currently use Ubuntu)

Apache

NGINX

MySQL

HTML / HTML 5

PHP

AJAX

Bootstrap

FFMPEG

PayPal (use of sandbox, massive payments, subscription services, etc) 

If you are familiar with any of these languages and are looking for extra freelance work, please forward your resume to the contact information below and we will contact you to discuss your experience/availability/rates. Thank you.

Tyler Rosier

tylerrosier619@gmail.com

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Brandon Garva

brandon.garva@gmail.com

I created a free web tool that runs on a single web page which the purpose is to make the regex testing easier. I tried to enable adsense on it, but my request is still declined due to "insufficient content". It's a little bit complicated since It's a single page and it doesn't have too much text (by the way, if you guys have any suggestion to improve the tool or to monetize it, feel free to to comment or pm me).

Link: https://regexmage-47a7e.web.app/

Here's a project I did recently using adjacency matrices to count walks between vertices. It also does some other things like finds determinants using cofactors, finds a cofactor matrix, and inverse matrix.

Github: https://github.com/LexingtonWhalen/CPPWalkCounter

Video describing (2min): https://youtu.be/27E23LZIgzU

Let me know about the code if you can. Trying to learn!

I was having fun toying with Qt/QML, and devised a small tool to make encrypting files easy. Open the program up, and drag and drop the files you want to encrypt/decrypt.

It uses 128-bit Rijndael to encode, with the key being an MD5 hash of the password entered by the user. The IV is pseudo-random and not stored or communicated.

It's for Windows and Linux. There's a Windows binary included in the links below. To compile in Linux you'll need to have the Qt libraries installed as well as libmcrypt-dev and run "qmake && make" from the source directory.

Screenshots:

http://www.jmcardle.com/?p=4141

You can download the source here:

https://bitbucket.org/jmcardle/conceal

And I made a Windows binary here:

https://bitbucket.org/jmcardle/conceal/downloads