Andrew Pallant

Software & Web Developer

Who Is Andrew Pallant

Andrew Pallant graduated Georgian College ( Owen Sound ) in 1996. When Andrew could not find co-op in the small town of Owen Sound, he started his own company doing programming and graphic arts. His toolkit includes,but not limited to all DotNet languages, PHP, MYSQL, MS SQL and other various design and editing tools. Andrew Pallant specializes in the support, development and design of web applications, general software, and databases. Andrew's keen sense for business needs analysis, usability and accessibility has enabled his work to be used by all company sizes. Andrew is accepting jobs and contracts located in the London Ontario Canada area.

Current Employment

Andrew Pallant is currently employed as Manager of Technology by Thinq Technologies (DirectDial.com) in London Ontario Canada. DirectDial is a customer/business focused supplier of the top technologies at great prices. DirectDial sells technologies manufactured by HP, Microsoft, APC, CISCO and many more. Andrew Pallant works with technologies including, but not limited to ASP, C#, Python, SQL and various windows platforms. Andrew's main goals is to aide the company moving forward with initiatives that support its distributors and customers.

Andrew Pallant was previous employed by:

Link+
Buckland
ICINITI

Resume

Products & Services

NEWAmazon Integrations
NEWeBay Integrations
WordPress Themes, Installation and Support
Website, Software and Database Design and Development
Accessibility Tests
Usability Analysis
Software and Website Testing
Project Management
Business and Needs Analysis.

Latest Blog Entries

Do I Need Source Control Apr 19, 2012 01:53:36

Development Servers Apr 11, 2012 00:58:53

SQL Pagination Apr 04, 2012 23:18:29

Fantastic Speech! When You Want to be Successful as Bad as You Want to Breath… Apr 04, 2012 00:26:16

Should Children be Taught Cursive Writing Mar 31, 2012 13:25:09

Current Blog

Do I Need Source Control

Yes! For the first time in my 15-year career I had experienced what it is like to not have source control, and I had hated it. I had lost a very difficult to write SQL statement in a project. It seemed almost impossible to rewrite the SQL for the second time. I believe it was two of us working in the same project that had caused this loss of code. I take the blame because I am the manager and I knew that source control was not implemented. I should have taken the time to take all of the projects and check them into the source control system.

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