End Point Team
Our team, headquartered in New York City, has developed, maintained, and hosted ecommerce and other web solutions since its founding in 1995. We combine web application development, database and hosting expertise with understanding clients' objectives to excel in client satisfaction.
Brian MillerWeb application architect |
IntroProjectsExperienceEducationOn the WebPersonal |
With End Point Since: 2005 Postcard Press Mailing Services. Postcard Press wanted to give customers the option to have Postcard Press not only print out direct mail pieces, but also then go ahead and mail them out. The new functionality required new interfaces for customers and customer service representatives. The completed project has increased Postcard Press's service offering and given the company a substantial tool for generating new revenue. Soft Goods Downloads for National Braille Press. NBP wanted to offer customers the ability to download software products from its site -- previously, customers had to order software on CD-ROMs. By adding the means for software download and payment, NBP gained an easier, less-expensive distribution method that allows their customers to receive the product much more quickly than they could through the mail. The project also included coding for automated e-mail notifications for subscription expirations and renewals. Programmer/Analyst II for Sallie Mae from 2002-2005. Design, architecture, development, and maintenance of a high availability multi-tasking encrypted file transfer application. Web Application Developer for Nucleus Communications from 1996-2001. Web application development including architecture of reusable content management systems in Perl (with MySQL database integration), ASP development (with Microsoft SQL Server integration), HTML coding, server administration and project management. BA, Economics/Business, Kalamazoo College, Michigan, 1999. Once an avid soccer player, Brian can now most often be found playing ultimate frisbee or disc golf or on the ski slopes. He also enjoys travel, reading, movies, photography, and playing devil's advocate. |
Recent Blog Posts By Brian Miller
Christmas Tree Commerce in 2011
December 9, 2011
Took a bit of a break today to get one of those perennial activities out of the way, the great Christmas tree shop. Much hasn't changed about this time honored tradition, don the hats and gloves (well,... (Christmas Tree Commerce in 2011 cont.)
May 11, 2011
For the vast majority of sites serving static JS and CSS files such as those required by YUI, or jQuery, etc. from a CDN makes great sense, improved performance through caching and geography, reduced l... (Locally served YUI3 cont.)
Interactive Git: My New Found Friend(s)
March 29, 2011
As a software engineer I'm naturally inclined to be at least somewhat introverted :-), combine that with the fact that End Point is PhysicalWaterCooler challenged and you have a recipe for two things t... (Interactive Git: My New Found Friend(s) cont.)
YUI Extensions and Post Initialization
February 26, 2011
When using YUI3's provided extension mechanism to enhance (composite, mix in, role, whatever you like to call it, etc.) a Y.Base inherited base class, it is often helpful to have "post initialization"... (YUI Extensions and Post Initialization cont.)
Long Lasting SSH Multiplexing Made Simplish
September 1, 2010
My Digression To start off digressing just a little, I am primarily a developer, lately on longer projects of relatively significant size which means that I stay logged in to the same system for weeks ... (Long Lasting SSH Multiplexing Made Simplish cont.)
