Albertson Product Development is me, Pete. I help design, build, and maintain custom software & applications for the web. If you don’t know where to start or need help getting to the finish line, let’s work together.
Here are some tools and technologies I like to work with.
React is an open-sourced frontend library created by Facebook that "makes it painless to create interactive UIs." It's great for making a web page feel more like an app in terms of performance and interactivity.
Rails is an open-sourced framework for building expressive full-stack web applications on Ruby, a developer friendly backend language. Perhaps the most productive and efficient way to build a custom web app.
Shopify is a leading e-commerce solution aimed at making it easier to sell your goods online. Payment processing, hosting, and inventory management all come included along with an impressive community of third-party applications.
Firebase, once its own startup eventually acquired by Google, is a backend as a service. In slightly more approachable words: they offer a plug-and-play hosted solution for application databases, among other mobile and web app needs. Great for getting simple applications up and running quickly and integrates well with other Google Cloud services.
Amazon Web Services is a suite of tools aimed at solving nearly every web hosting problem under the sun. Despite their wacky names (wtf is an elastic beanstalk anyway?), they're comprehensive in their capability and efficent in their costs.
Together with Jekyll, a simple static site generator, Siteleaf is both developer and client friendly and makes it easy to build and maintain a modern CMS.
This list is by no means comprehensive based on my experience. If your stack consists of something entirely different, I still might be able to help. Just hit me up.