Jeet Gill Jagjeet Singh Gill

Hi, i'm Jeet Gill!

Web Designer & Developer


Director, Co-founder of Esteplogic IT Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Professional PHP developer. Expert in CSCart / Magento / Yii.

info@jeetgill.com   |   +91 998 849 3052   |   gill.tech

About

Full Name

Jagjeet Singh Gill

Birthdate

23 June,1987

About Me

Hi! I live and work in Chandigarh, beautifull city of India. Programming is part of my life. I like how the usual standard tasks and complex when you need to look out of the situation, find solutions to key problems of unusual. I always try to explain the concept in an easy way relating it with real world examples. A skillful reverse engineer with lots of experience in this field.

I am developing web applications over 7+ years. Using HTML, jQuery, AJAX, PHP6, OOP, WordPress, CSCart, Magento, Yii, CakePHP and MySQL. I participated in the development of highly systems with large amounts of data. I also engaged in the development of parsers sites, collecting and structuring information for databases, software and storage.

I am interested to work with different people around the world to share experiences and to learn useful skills. This resource is for me-not just the possibility of earning, but also the chance to productively use my high skill.

Resume

  Experience

Esteplogic IT Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

Director, Co-Founder - Jan, 2014 - PRESENT

* Design websites using XHTML, CSS3(DIV), WML, Web 2.0 standards
* Develop websites using ASP, PHP5, AJAX, JavaScript, J-Query, Mysql, MS SQL Server, Yii, CakePHP, Zend Framework, Shopping carts, Paypal Integration
* Custom CMS Development like Wordpress, Joomla
* Social Network Development
* Provide E-commerce Solution (Magento, CS-Cart, OpenCart, Prestashop)
* Redesign and Redevelop Websites
* Provide Web Promotion and Marketing Service like SEO, SMO, SEM, SMM, PPC, Advertising
* Server Support, Hosting & Database Administration

Orion eSolutions Private Limited

Team Lead (PHP) - July, 2012 - Apr, 2014

Expert in PHP6, MYSQL, Wordpress, Magento, CSCart, Paypal Integration, Shopping Carts, XML, Logic Building, Design Integration, Responsive Websites, Jquery Frameworks, AJAX

BIS Institute of Sciences & Technology, Moga

Sr. Computer Instructor - Aug, 2009 - June, 2012

Teach Web Design(HTML,CSS, JS), Programming(C, C++, C# ,Java, ASP, VB, XML, WAP, OPS),

  Certification

Computer Hardware & Networking Course

NICT, Chandigarh - 2005-2006

  Education

M.Sc. (Information Technology)

Punjab Technical University - 2009-2011

Web Design(HTML,CSS, JS), Programming(PHP, C, C++, C# ,Java, ASP, VB, XML, WAP, OPS), eCommrece, Database Administation (DBA), Software Development Life Circle, System Analysis Design (SAD), Operating Systems (WIndow, Linux, Unix), MIS

B.Sc. (Information Technology)

Punjab Technical University - 2006-2009

Web Design(HTML,CSS, JS), Programming(C, C++, Java, ASP, VB, XML, OPS), SQL, Software Development Life Circle, System Analysis Design (SAD)

12th, (Non Medical)

PSEB, Mohali 2004-2005

Math, Chemistry, Physics

Skills

   Core Skills

  • 100%
    HTML5
  • 96%
    CSS/Bootstrap
  • 97%
    PHP6
  • 95%
    MySQL
  • 92%
    JavaScript
  • 91%
    jQuery
  • 94%
    AJAX
  • 95%
    XML

   eCommerce

  • 97%
    CSCart
  • 85%
    Magento
  • 87%
    OpenCart
  • 80%
    Prestashop

   CMS

  • 90%
    Wordpress
  • 80%
    Joomla

   Framework

  • 80%
    CakePHP
  • 92%
    Yii
  • 85%
    CodeIgniter
  • 97%
    Smarty

   API Integrations

  • 96%
    Payment Gateways
  • 95%
    SMS
  • 95%
    Social Login
  • 87%
    Twilio API

Testimonials

Blog

If you have a blog for your online business, many congratulations ! If used wisely, blogs are one of the best tools to drive traffic and increase sales. Unfortunately, many business bloggers are ...

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It is possible to use the header() function to send an "Authentication Required" message to the client browser causing it to pop up a Username/Password input window. Once the user has filled in a u ...

PHP 15229
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I received many tutorial requests from clients that asked how to generate watermark image using PHP. In this post, I coded two functions such as watermark_text() and watermark_image() to generate ...

PHP 53854
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In the spirit of the optimization wave this post is about CSS optimization. There are some simple rules that you can apply. I’m pretty sure most of us have already been familiar with that lis ...

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Base64 is an encoding format that represent binary data. Google new feature instant previews are in text format, here Google requesting images(screen shots) are in string format to reduce server ...

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When web applications like basecamp started appearing, a lot of attention started turning to Ruby on Rails. Suddenly small groups of technically driven people could release powerful applications in ...

Dec 30, 2012 Read More

I have developed these based on my freelancing experience. Though I have discontinued freelancing, but would like to share my practices with you. These are basic practices and have been developed o ...

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The answer is very simple… added cash!!! But that was not the reason that I was referring to. Though earning cash is important and I don’t discount that fact. In addition to earning c ...

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validation.php Contains PHP code. eregi — Case insensitive regular expression match. <?php if($_POST) { $name = $_POST['name']; $email = $_POST['email']; $username = $_POST['user ...

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This article is intended for readers who have experience using PHP and MySQL. You should also have a general understanding of databases and programming (both procedural and object-oriented) as well ...

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How to use .htaccess file inside the folder. I'm using two .htaccess files in my hosting, one for labs.abc and another for touch.abc. Just take a look at this post how I had implemented. (domain: a ...

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Install Zend Framework (Debian way) $ apt-get install zendframework pop3filter.php {code} $ su - john $ mkdir -p bin/pop3filter $ touch bin/pop3filter/pop3filter.php {/code} {code}< ...

Dec 29, 2012 Read More

As CSS files are first downloaded to the client and then executed, the main optimization is to make those files smaller. But that doesn’tmean only minifing! The Minification Process While ...

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My HyperText Markup Language (HTML) skills are rusty for certain, but perhaps that qualifies me for this article. Back in the day when Friends was still on TV and AOL was sending out free coasters ...

Dec 29, 2012 Read More

A ZF project would not run out of the box on a fresh installation of WAMP. The purpose of this guide is to act as a checklist for the experienced, and a step by step guide for the more inexperience ...

Dec 27, 2012 Read More

Zend_Mail supports the use of SMTP authentication, which can be enabled be passing the 'auth' parameter to the configuration array in the Zend_Mail_Transport_Smtp constructor. The available built-i ...

Dec 27, 2012 Read More

I have always been a believer of the fact that to be successful in a business the only skills you need is spotting talent, convincing those with the talent to work with you and then managing them. ...

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Dec 26, 2012 Read More

I published the first post on jeetGill.com on 25 Dec, 2011. Nice date to start something, isn’t it. That also makes sure that I would never forget its birthday. So, one might ask why the hel ...

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Zend Framework supports modules, but in my opinion, not in a modular way. I have been trying to set up self-containing modules with their own configuration. The objective is to have an architecture ...

Dec 23, 2012 Read More

Firstally define the directory structure of zend framework. Create index.php file inside the project/ directory and write the following code: {code type="php"} define('ROOT_DIR', dirname(_ ...

Dec 18, 2012 Read More

Contact Me

 

  Address

Esteplogic IT Solutions Ptv Ltd
F29, First Floor, Phase 8 Industrial Area
Sector 73, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar
Punjab 140308 [india]

  Phone

+91 998 849 3052

  Email

info@jeetgill.com

  Skype

gill.tech

  Send Me a Message

5 HTML Tips to Create a Fast Loading Free Website

My HyperText Markup Language (HTML) skills are rusty for certain, but perhaps that qualifies me for this article. Back in the day when Friends was still on TV and AOL was sending out free coasters and mini-frisbees daily, I was creating websites to load on dial-up modems. As time went on, I had the nerve to think that there are plenty of people still out there with non-broadband (dial-up) connections and continued to design web sites based on that.
Finally, I gave up web design and development when quality of content started to get pushed to the side by quantity of content. Flash sites, lots of images, pop-ups, pop-unders, sliders, etc. Trust your quality content and you don’t need this fluff. Trust your content and you can make your website blazingly fast.
With a website that is hosted on a free service, faster is definitely better. Why? Because ‘free’ tends to attract a lot of people and the server has to dish out your page plus thousands of other peoples’ pages that aren’t optimized. It’s like trying to pass a convoy of Kenworths pullin’ logs with your Jimmy haulin’ hogs. But if you have a small Porsche, that gets a lot easier to do.
Here are some tips to trim the fat, in no particular order.

1. Use Tables Sparingly
Tables are a catch-22. In the beginning, they were used to lay out design as well as put content into table format. As the design layouts got more complex, the tables got bigger and nested deeper, and that always means a slow down on load time.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) came along and really helped the problem of using tables for layout. Unfortunately, the browser makers couldn’t seem to wrap their heads around the idea of standards – and still can’t. What looked great in CSS in Firefox looked like a dog’s breakfast in IE and possibly didn’t even render in Safari. Don’t get me started on IE5 on a Mac. I’m still in therapy over that.

Please only use tables to layout content that must be in a tabular format – like a price list or hockey stats. That reduces the number of tables, and depth of nesting, which means speedier load times. Learning CSS will make a big difference, if you must have a fancy layout.

2. Use HTML to Create Colour
Yep, I’m Canadian, so it is colour with a ‘u’ to me. I know HTML is America-centric so the attribute is ‘color’. Learn your hexidecimal color codes and use them to to liven up content instead of images.
Try adding the color attribute to your HTML elements to spice it up. This works especially well in tables, or the body tag.
If you were a browser, would you be faster at loading a simple 7 characters of Color #FF00FF or a 10×10 pixel image of the colour fuschia a few thousand times? That’s a rhetorical question, you in the back row. Put your hand down.

3. Link To Scripts/Style Sheets

If you use a certain JavaScript (JS) or CSS repeatedly throughout your website, think about creating their own file and calling it, instead of putting it on every page. Since a browser tends to cache a file and call that file first before checking with the server, your browser will already have that script or CSS ready to use. That means less HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) calls which means a faster loading page.
Some developers may use the @import method to call a stylesheet. In Internet Explorer, this is like having your tag at the bottom of your file, causing it to load the whole page and THEN render the styles on it. Not good.

4. Combine Your Commonly Used Scripts in One File

Many web developers will use the same scripts over and over again. Perhaps there’s a clock script and a calendar script and maybe some sort of special effect script that they’ll use on every page. Instead of having 3 separate files, with 3 separate HTTP calls, put the scripts in one file and call it once. That cuts your HTTP calls by 66% and it gets cached as well. You speed demon, you! Before you raise your hand again, yes, you can do the same thing with CSS files

5. Do Not Use HTML to Change the Size of Your Images
If you want to use an image that is 1000×1000 pixels on your web page, but you want it to be only 250×250 pixels, change it in an image editor. If that 1000×1000 pixel image is 2 MB in file size, resizing it with HTML doesn’t make the file size any smaller! In fact it may take longer to load, because now the browser has to put 10 pounds of poop in a 2 pound bag, so to speak. Not an easy task.

Hopefully these tips will help you. Give me a shoutback in the comments if you use them or have some other HTML optimizing ideas to share.