Hello,

I'm Miles Chick and I'm a developer in Austin, Texas.

I became a developer is so that I could make things that haven't been made yet. I enjoy building new things.

Stuff I know:

• PHP 5-7
• Javascript es6 and higher
• HTML, CSS and Sass
• Restful API Design
• MVC Frameworks Laravel, CodeIgniter, Symfony
• React & Angular
• React-Native
• Webpack & Babel
• Redux (though I like MobX way more)
• Database Design and SQL
• Linux, CentOS, Nginx
• ORMs like Doctrine and Eloquent
• Trained in SEO and UX

Currently I'm a lead full-stack developer. I manage a team of 6 developers... keeping them on track and un-blocked all while finishing my own tickets.

Also...
I've worn enough hats in my life to be a 'Big Picture' developer. I've owned and run businesses - I can probably get what you're trying to achieve.

So let's talk about what I can bring to your business, or even if you have an idea and just want to hash it out with a developer, I'm your guy. Like I said, I like new ideas. If you're in Austin, use the contact form and we can get together.

All the sites below were written front to back by me. And in most cases I designed them.



Here's my github repo although a lot of my work needs to be in private repos - safety first.

• HoopTrac App
  A super cool basketball stat tracking app. I made the app with React-Native and backend is a Laravel API
• gardner-austin.com
  I was hired to make this 'Coming Soon' site for a restaurant. They were under a time crunch, I think most things in the restaurant industry are under a time crunch. It's hosted on my site because the restaurant isn't coming soon any more. A pretty site... I was handed PDFs from a designer and kicked it out super fast.
• greatsite.apartments
  This is really like 8 sites in one. After a customer buys the service, their apartment communities' website is auto-created. They can then login and admin their new site and use any of the templates - so I made all of the templates on the site too. Pretty complex backend. Also, dig the cool JS Sales Register at the bottom of the page.
• abileneseniorsmagazine.com
  Look at the animation on the index page... I took an old postcard of downtown Abilene and made the flag wave, birds fly, and cars drive up and down the main street. And I also designed the logo that is currently being used on the magazine.
• sanangelo.apartments
  Site visitors have tools for searching for an apartment, advertisers have a backend to admin their pages, and the site owner has tools add, edit or delete everything else. At first glance it seems simple, but there's a lot going on here with the backend. Oh, the blog on the site writes itself - crazy huh?!?

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