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.

Richard Templet

Richard Templet

Ecommerce developer

With End Point Since: 2007
Location: Lafayette, Louisiana

Richard has extensive experience in the whole ecommerce ecosystem, from merchandising features to back-end management; integration with third party order management, customer relationship management, and search systems; as well as management and monitoring of operating systems and networks.

Ecommerce Developer at Triangle Research Inc., North Carolina. Richard was instrumental in building their hosting business using Debian and Red Hat systems, with a focus on automation, high availability, and redundancy. Early on, Richard led the company's shift to Interchange as the preferred ecommerce platform.

AIX Systems Administrator at IBM, North Carolina.

Richard was born and raised in Louisiana, 45 minutes west of Baton Rouge, and has been a diehard LSU Tiger fan for as long as he can remember. Richard and his wife Trish have a son and a daughter.

Recent Blog Posts By Richard Templet

Interchange loops using DBI Slice

January 13, 2012

One day I was reading through the documentation on search.cpan.org for the DBI module and ran across an attribute that you can use with selectall_arrayref() that creates the proper data structure to be... (Interchange loops using DBI Slice cont.)

SEO friendly redirects in Interchange

October 15, 2010

In the past, I've had a few Interchange clients that would like the ability to be able to have their site do a SEO friendly 301 redirect to a new page for different reasons. It could be because either... (SEO friendly redirects in Interchange cont.)

Using the new-style Google Analytics pageTracker functions in Interchange

June 5, 2009

For a while now there have been two different ways to setup the JavaScript calls to report traffic back to Google Analytics. The older method uses functions names that mention "urchin," while the newe... (Using the new-style Google Analytics pageTracker functions in Interchange cont.)