Jean-Sébastien Morin

Sessile is a marketplace specialized in selling flowers. Florists registered on the platform can sell their products.

The marketplace is based on a WordPress - WooCommerce - WCF stack with many adaptations to the project's needs.

I regularly participate in improving or customizing functionalities and creating new features.

The main challenge on this project is to work within the WordPress environment; the plugins used are complex, and modifying them can be tedious. A refactor to a framework like Laravel is under discussion.

Full remote operation, I implemented a simplified scrum-like system with two-week sprints for tracking the progress of features and ongoing maintenance with project partners.

As part of my various missions, I participated in the following actions:

I have always worked in full remote.

Beetogreen is an electric bike marketplace. The stack used is Laravel for the back-end, React for the marketplace, and a Laravel/React/Livewire combo for the back office.

My main mission was to redesign the graphics of all pages and the payment flow of the marketplace, with a partial or complete redesign of the business logic. This mission was carried out in full remote, with two-week sprints.

We were two developers; the first primarily managed the back-end, and I was in charge of the front-end for the marketplace and the back-office. I had complete freedom in technical choices and feature design.

I worked on the back-end for my stories if I needed migrations or new APIs, and I was occasionally assigned to dedicated back-end stories.

The missions consisted of integrating new features, improving existing ones, and fixing bugs.

I also redesigned the Docker development and production containers and implemented front-end tests with Cypress Js.