John John agapay Abella

About Me

I'm a Information Technology Graduate

Well. I’ve been working for the past six years as a Freelance Web Developer and Web Designer. During that time I’ve been trained and certified on a number of different software platforms and systems.

I'd really describe myself as a person with a versatile skill-set, a lot of integrity and a willingness to go the extra mile to satisfy a customer.

Now I’m looking to take my career to the next level and move out of contract work into a full time employee for a company where I can be a part of a team, but also allows me to focus my energy on my best strength, working directly with my superior. I’d like to build a long term career that lets me focus on professional growth.

Work Experience

Seminar and Training Attendent

Educational Attainment

John John Agapay Abella

My Services

WHAT I CAN DO

Web Developement Using Open Source System Like Magento

Graphic Designing Using Photoshop and Asure Xp

Website Content Editor

meeting clients to identify their needs and liaising regularly with them;
drawing up detailed website specifications;
designing sample page layouts including text size and colours;
designing graphics, animations and manipulating digital photographs;
registering web domain names and organising the hosting of the website;
presenting initial design ideas to clients;
coding using a variety of software;
working with different content management systems;
search engine optimisation;
meeting relevant legal requirements such as accessibility standards, freedom of information and privacy;
designing the website's visual imagery and ensuring it's in line with company branding policy or the requirements of the client;
proofreading content and making changes where necessary;
editing content, debugging code and re-designing web pages;
working with other web specialists including web developers and graphic designers;
liaising with outside agencies;
testing the website to ensure it is working;
handing the completed website over to the client;
post-sales technical support;
training client's staff;
researching current design trends;
continual professional development to keep up to date with new software developments.

Graphics 90%
HTML CSS3 75%
WordPress 66%
Blogger 88%
Magento 90%
Creativity 100%
Team Work 100%
Problem Solving 80%
Communication Skills 70%
Anaylsis 80%

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Magento: Configuration Guide

Configure the Magento application

You can configure the Magento application in any of the following ways:

General configuration
- Using a command-line utility (for example, enable or disable cache types, run indexers, set up translations, and so on)
- Manually to set up bootstrap parameters
Caching
Magento in production
- Deployment steps
- Magento ownership and permissions in development and production
Session storage

Magento: How to get the Magento software

Magento software installation

Hi, we’re glad you’re among the 240,000 merchants worldwide who put their trust in our eCommerce software. We’ve gathered some information to help you get started with Magento and with your Magento installation.

We have some resources here to help get you started using the eCommerce platform of the future—Magento 2.

It’s what we do.

How to get the Magento software

Consult the following table for how to get started installing Magento Community Edition (CE) or Magento Enterprise Edition (EE).

User needs	Description	High-level installation and upgrade steps	Get started link
Easy installation, command line, have your own server	Some technical expertise, command line access to the Magento server. Enables you to install the Magento software and extensions using either the Web Setup Wizard or the command line. You can also upgrade the Magento application and extensions using the Web Setup Wizard or command line.	Downloads a compressed file that contains the Magento software. Extracts it on the Magento server or asks a network administrator to do so. Installs the Magento software using the Web Setup Wizard or command line. Upgrades the Magento application and extensions using the Web Setup Wizard or command line.	Easy installation (own server)
Integrator, packager	Wants full control over all components installed, has access to the Magento server, highly technical, might repackage Magento CE with other components. Enables you to install the Magento software and extensions using either the Web Setup Wizard or the command line. You can also upgrade the Magento application and extensions using the Web Setup Wizard or command line.	Creates a Composer project that contains the list of components to use. Uses Composer to update package dependencies; uses `composer create-project` to get the Magento metapackage. Installs the Magento software using either a command line or the Setup Wizard. Upgrades the Magento application and extensions using the Web Setup Wizard or command line.	Get the metapackage
Contributing developer	Contributes to the Magento codebase, files bugs, and customizes the Magento software. Highly technical, has their own Magento development server, understands Composer and GitHub. Enables you to install the Magento software and extensions using either the Web Setup Wizard or the command line. You cannot use Magento in a production environment. You cannot use the Web Setup Wizard to upgrade the Magento software and extensions. You must upgrade using Composer and git commands.	Clones the Magento 2 GitHub repository. Uses Composer to update package dependencies. Installs the Magento software using either a command line or the Setup Wizard. Upgrades the Magento software using Composer and GitHub commands. Customizes code under the `app/code`directory.	Clone the Magento repository

Useful information

At any time during your installation, take advantage of our installation quick reference (tutorial) or installation roadmap (reference). They’re really easy to use; the tutorial walks you through a sample installation. The roadmap provides links to common tasks throughout the guide.

Use the links on the left side of the page to navigate topics in each part of the installation.

Required server permissions

UNIX systems require root privileges to install and configure software like a web server, PHP, and so on. If you need to install this software, make sure you have root access.

You should not install the Magento software in the web server docroot as the root user because the web server might not be able to interact with those files.

You’ll also need root privileges to create the Magento file system owner and add that owner to the web server’s group. You’ll use the Magento file system owner to run any commands from the command line and to set up the Magento cron job, which schedules tasks for you.

Magento: System Requirements

Magento system requirements

This page lists system requirements for the Magento application.

Magento 2.0.x

Magento 2.0.x technology stack requirements

Magento 2.1.x

Magento 2.1.x technology stack requirements

Major differences from 2.0.x

See the system requirements for the complete list of supported and compatible software.

PHP

Dropped support for PHP 5.5.x 2.1.2 and later: Added support for PHP 7.0.4 MySQL (2.1.2 and later): Compatible with MySQL 5.7 Added support for Elasticsearch 1.7 and 2.x (recommended)

If you get the Elasticsearch software from the Elasticsearch Linux repository, we support versions 2.x.
If you get the Elasticsearch software from their Elasticsearch-PHP repository, we support the 2.0 branch.

Source:
http://devdocs.magento.com/magento-system-requirements.html

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