Liloo Signature: Shopify e-commerce development and The Morya’s Garden: it is a professional responsive ecommerce website designed for Morya Sín Jadɛ́ɛ̀n; a self-funded and privately held company that is modernizing our traditional African medicine. It operates as a cooperative for the well-being of all.
Tools: Shopify, Liquid, PHP, HTML5, CSS3, LESS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, Gulp, Webpack, Chrome DevTools, Drush, Composer, Drupal 8, Twig, Selenium, Apache HTTP, MySQL server & PhPMyAdmin

Associated Health Care Professionals (AHCP) and African Poker API (APAPI) are secure and scalable enterprise Java EE web applications and REST APIs engineered for Comergence and BGS. AHCP is microservices architecture where each back-end microservice is composed of an N-Tier architecture application. AP API is an Event-Driven Microservice Architecture set up with policy based Identity and Access Management.
Tools: J2EE, PrimeFaces, JSF, XHTML, CSS3, XML, Spring Web MVC, Spring Security, Spring Boot, Spring, Hibernate, Spring Cloud Netflix (Eureka, Feign, Hystrix, Ribbon, Zuul), Consul, Vault, Kafka, Spring Cloud Vault, Spring Cloud Stream, Cloud Computing & Functional Reactive Programming, Docker, Mockito, SonarQube, Postman, Jenkins, Jackson, RxJava, MySQL, Liquibase, Postgres, IntelliJ, Netbeans, Maven, Git, Apache HTTP/Nginx, Tomcat

The websites are designed for Yenex Consulting, BenSino Engineering Group SASU, BenSino Information Technology Corporation, and Global Action Health-Environment and Sustainable Development. They are Content Management Systems (CMS) driven web design implemented with Wordpress, Drupal, and Joomla. They are also SEO friendly, cross-browsers, WCAG 2.0 Compliant, and available on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Tools: PHP, HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, JQuery, Ajax, LESS, Bootstrap, Gulp, Webpack, Chrome DevTools, Selenium, Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal, Apache HTTP, MySQL server & PhPMyAdmin

African Skills Database Management System (ASDBMS) is a persistent MVC web application deployed on Apache HTTP server. The system uses MySQL server with PHP to manage the designed database.
EKA Application is a web application designed for Auto E.K.A. that offers data storage, appointments tracking and reminders, and real time inventory management.
Consumer-Purchasing Habits Tracking and Management Tool (CPHTMT) is BenSino Engineering & Consulting Firm Inc.’s secure and scalable central tool that develops, manages, and maintains a profitable relationship with our customers.
Tools: PHP, JavaScript, CSS3, HTML5, Zend, JSON, OAuth2, Composer, V8, Eclipse, PHPUnit, PHPDepend, Apache HTTP & MySQL server, MySQL Workbench CE & PhPMyAdmin

The Game Collections "African Poker" is a well known strategy game played with 32 cards in Africa. This is a multi-players’ game rated medium maturity. You can connect with fellow Africans to chat or practice your African countries and capitals knowledge with the Quiz mode.
Tools: Java, Kotlin, AIDL, Common Android Design Patterns, MultiThreading, Handlers, AsyncTask, Remote Services, Gradle, Mockito, Espresso, Android DDMS, Git, Google Material Design, SQLite, Firebase, Android Keystore, Eclipse, Android Studio. SwiftUI, Swift5, Core Data, CocoaPods, Apple Design Principles & Apps Interface Guidelines, XCode.

The game is implemented in C# language with XNA Game Studio 4.0 and is designed to run on any Windows platform that has the dot.Net framework installed.
Continuum is a 2D side-scrolling puzzle game where the player guides a young boy through an old haunted house to the safety of the attic.
The keyboard keys are used as the inputs to start the game, control the character, and exit the game with escape.
Tools: Microsoft Visual Stutio 2010 & XNA Game Studio 4.0

It is a persistent 3-tier web application deployed on Tomcat 7.0 server.
The Web layer is designed according to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture with Java Servlets as controller and used Java Server Pages (JSP) technology to build the view.
The Data Access Layer is based on Ibatis SQLMap framework, while the Service layer used the AOP principle.
All three layers used Spring IoC principle to communicate and the persons are stored within the database table.
Tools: Eclipse, Tomcat, Spring, Firebird, IBExpert & MyBatis

It is a persistent 3-tier enterprise application deployed on Glassfish v3 server.
The Web interface is built with Java Server Faces technology and the architecture of the application is designed as followed:
Web/jsf layer was built in GlassFish servlets container, while the service, dao, and jpa layers are embedded in GlassFish EJB3 container.
Tools: NetBeans 6.9, GlassFish, Spring & EJB3, MySQL & Swing

The game is implemented in C/C++ language and is a high-level application that runs on a Windows platform.
The game’s interface (API) was built with Windows Forms, and it consists of a graphic user interface (GUI) for editing or choosing two teams and a 2D pitch.
The game play was designed using the event driven programming concept (mainly drag and drop event).
Tools: Microsoft Visual Stutio 2010, Windows forms API & MFC libraries

The game is implemented in C# language with XNA Game Studio 4.0 and is designed to run on any Windows platform that has the dot.Net framework installed.
The game’s components was designed using C# interfaces in order to reuse the developed sprite classes such as Bat and Ball.
The keyboard keys are used as the inputs to start the game, control the Bat, and end the game.
Tools: Microsoft Visual Stutio 2010 & XNA Game Studio 4.0

It is a persistent 2-tier web application deployed on Apache http server.
The client side is designed according to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture with HTML, CSS, and jQuery to build the view.
At the server side, it uses a HTTP/MySQL server with PHP to manage the designed database and its built-in stored procedures.
Tools: PHP, Apache HTTP, Framework Zend, MySQL, MySQL Workbench CE, PhPMyAdmin & Wamp

Prototype of the Galileo signals’ generator realized on the board at LACIME - an Electrical Engineering Department’s lab in ÉTS (École de technologie supérieure), Montreal

Chip manufactured in a class 100 cleanroom at CIME (Centre Interuniversitaire de MicroElectronique et NanoElectronique) Nanotech, Grenoble (France)

Test of the above integrated system and the camera FAMOSI’s CMOS sensor on the HP 83000 tester, Montpellier (France)