Cake PHP Website Admin
Budget: $125 – $185 USD
The California Landscape Contractors Association seeks a developer to maintain weldcp.clcaengine.com and clcaengine.com. After many years of dedicated service, our current developer is retiring.
Technology currently used include CakePHP, JavaScript, jQuery and Adobe TypeKit.
Per Netcraft.
The ideal developer would manage all technical aspects of the site and its AWS hosting. Future upgrades include enhanced mobile responsiveness and overall improvements to the interface.
The current developer is leaving on good terms and will support the transition to a new developer. He currently devotes four to five hours a month of maintenance and upgrades to our user interface.
About The Sites
The sites support the association’s water management certification programs and support. Approximately 200 users use the sites to track landscape water use and budget for future use.
The websites are a tool to calculate and track landscape irrigation budget usage for landscape professionals seeking to either obtain or maintain their CLCA Certified Water Manager certification. Each user is given a login and password to their individual and or company account. Supervisors and clients are also given a login and password and the ability to view the professional’s progress.
The tool creates a unique scientific landscape irrigation budget for users based on their client’s landscape size, square footage of each plant factor (lawn, shrubs, trees, etc.), current irrigation type, city’s historical Evapotraspiration monthly/annual data.
Landscape professionals are responsible for maintaining this unique budget as a landscape water manager and making sure the site does not consume more than its budgeted amount of water. Water managers maintain the budgets by reading their sites water meter readings on a weekly/monthly basis. The tool then uses this meter reading to calculate usage and percentage over/under budget to measure their progress as a water manager.
The tool can also create historical reports based on individual or company usage. The tool can create client reports that graph annual usage or that can be used as a sales tool for landscape professionals selling their services.
The tool also helps administration track certification, water budget progress, number of participants, number of sites and regions with the highest number of participants. Users also get monthly reminders to input their meter readings to obtain or maintain their certifications.
Go to: clca.org/cakephp for more information
Technology currently used include CakePHP, JavaScript, jQuery and Adobe TypeKit.
Per Netcraft.
The ideal developer would manage all technical aspects of the site and its AWS hosting. Future upgrades include enhanced mobile responsiveness and overall improvements to the interface.
The current developer is leaving on good terms and will support the transition to a new developer. He currently devotes four to five hours a month of maintenance and upgrades to our user interface.
About The Sites
The sites support the association’s water management certification programs and support. Approximately 200 users use the sites to track landscape water use and budget for future use.
The websites are a tool to calculate and track landscape irrigation budget usage for landscape professionals seeking to either obtain or maintain their CLCA Certified Water Manager certification. Each user is given a login and password to their individual and or company account. Supervisors and clients are also given a login and password and the ability to view the professional’s progress.
The tool creates a unique scientific landscape irrigation budget for users based on their client’s landscape size, square footage of each plant factor (lawn, shrubs, trees, etc.), current irrigation type, city’s historical Evapotraspiration monthly/annual data.
Landscape professionals are responsible for maintaining this unique budget as a landscape water manager and making sure the site does not consume more than its budgeted amount of water. Water managers maintain the budgets by reading their sites water meter readings on a weekly/monthly basis. The tool then uses this meter reading to calculate usage and percentage over/under budget to measure their progress as a water manager.
The tool can also create historical reports based on individual or company usage. The tool can create client reports that graph annual usage or that can be used as a sales tool for landscape professionals selling their services.
The tool also helps administration track certification, water budget progress, number of participants, number of sites and regions with the highest number of participants. Users also get monthly reminders to input their meter readings to obtain or maintain their certifications.
Go to: clca.org/cakephp for more information