Hi I’m Chris
a Full Stack Developer who makes interactive applications
Meet Chris Amling, I am a highly skilled web developer with over 15 years of experience in the industry. With a passion for coding and a strong background in JavaScript and PHP, I am a versatile developer who can tackle a wide range of web development projects with ease. From building complex web applications to designing responsive websites, I have a proven track record of delivering high-quality solutions that meet the needs of my clients.
Over the years, I have honed my skills in various programming languages and web development frameworks. I am well-versed in front-end development technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Typescript, and have expertise in popular JavaScript frameworks like React, and Vue. On the back-end, I have extensive experience working with PHP, MySQL, WordPress, and Node.js, among other technologies.
With a focus on delivering exceptional user experiences, I use my deep knowledge of web development to create fast, secure, and scalable applications that are optimized for performance. Whether I’m working on a small website or a large-scale enterprise application, I am committed to delivering the highest quality work that exceeds my clients’ expectations.
If you’re looking for a talented web developer who can bring your ideas to life, look no further than Chris Amling. With my expertise in JavaScript, PHP, and web development, I am the right choice for any project.
At the Mount Prospect Public Library, our Library of Things collection continues to grow, offering patrons access to unique items beyond traditional books—gadgets, tools, games, and more. To make this collection more accessible, the library’s Marketing Department initially planned to create thousands of informational tags, each featuring key details about individual items. The tags needed…
When the Mount Prospect Public Library transitioned from a Horizon-based catalog system to a Polaris-based catalog system, it created a potential challenge for the library’s online catalog links. The old system’s deep links, embedded throughout the library’s website and services, relied on the Horizon catalog identifiers. A change to Polaris threatened to break these links,…
When it comes to making the library’s collections accessible and engaging, technology can be a powerful ally. At the Mount Prospect Public Library, I developed the Library of Things Kiosk Software, a custom solution designed to make our Library of Things collection easier for patrons to explore and enjoy. This kiosk is now proudly displayed…
My wife comes from a big family, a really big family, her dad was one of 23 kids in a combined household, so when they do a reunion, it’s a big deal. A few months back we were asked to make something for the reunion, my wife made a beautiful watercolor painting of a dragonfly,…
Over the past few months I have had the privilege to create a new website, https://mppl.org in collaboration with the great people at WebLinx. This was a long project, with as much lead time meeting with internal stakeholders, designers, and looking at our research data. What parts of our old website should go, which should…
It’s almost Christmas time, and to help all of Santa’s helpers I’m making a Christmas present app. I’ve created a PWA React app using TypeScript and the Vite task runner. The app lets you add recipients, categories, and presents. Each present can be set to Bought and Wrapped. This project is ongoing, the filter system…