non-profit

Although Patrick was not on the initial development team of this Kalamuna Drupal 8 project, Patrick was later tasked with implementing a customer feature request, a geolocation-enabled service provider page.  Patrick created this feature to use google's geolocation API to allow Canadians to enter their Canadian postal code and have a list of providers by proximity with the services they require.  Patrick implemented all parts of this feature which was mostly back-end with some minor module development and a small amount of front-end theming and javascript.  

As part of Patrick's work with Kalamuna, Patrick was one of 4 or 5 engineers who created the Drupal 8 version of Greenbiz.com.  On this project Patrick's work was about 70% back end, 30% front end.  Part of Patrick's back-end work was creating and implementing complex migrations to bring over content from the previous Drupal 7 instance, including nodes, images, and even migrating stand-alone image fields to the media library and matching entity reference fields on the new Drupal 8 nodes to their images that had been migrated to the Drupal 8 media library.

A website for a church congregation in Gresham, OR.  Site included an extensive gallery system that allowed the congregation's leaders to easily add pictures to the website by the hundreds.

A Drupal 5 site for a religious group.

A California based non-profit.