In a recent past I facing a problem, I had to create a function which print the sellers (shop in shop) based on theirs belonging categories. The way of the calculation was quite heavy and we have to respect our memory and generation time restrictions.
I wrote a method which check the available time and memory frame. Now the calculation process can be as precise as possible – depends on resources.

    /**
     * determines whether the code overused the given resources
     * @param float $timeLimit time limit in seconds or microtime
     * @param int $memoryLimit memory limit in bytes
     * @return bool returns true if the system has more resources and false if not
     */
    function doWeHaveMoreResource($timeLimit, $memoryLimit) {
        static $startTime = 0;
        static $startMemory = 0;
        static $phpMemoryLimit = 0;
        if ($startTime === 0) {
            $startTime = microtime(true);
            $startMemory = memory_get_usage();
            $phpMemoryLimit = ini_get('memory_limit');
            if (preg_match('/^(\d+)(.)$/', $phpMemoryLimit, $matches)) {
                if ($matches[2] == 'M') {
                    $phpMemoryLimit = $matches[1] * 1024 * 1024; // nnnM -> nnn MB
                } else if ($matches[2] == 'K') {
                    $phpMemoryLimit = $matches[1] * 1024; // nnnK -> nnn KB
                }
            }
        }
        if (($startTime + $timeLimit) < microtime(true)) {
            mylog("no, we have no more time");
            return false;
        }
        if (($startMemory + $memoryLimit) < memory_get_usage()) {
            mylog("no, we have no more memory");
            return false;
        }
        if ($phpMemoryLimit < (memory_get_usage() / 0.9)) {
            mylog("no, we are close to php memory limit");
            return false;
        }
        return true;
    }

Like in the desktop version, the mobile version also have almost every feature like the other one. Balbu Mobile is our newest mobile project, it uses Symfony framework with jQuery Mobile. We have built the whole site from scratch, and of course the main goal was to be available everywhere.

The site is available at: m.balbu.hu

Balbu is an international online bookstore, wich operates in most of the european countries. The company sells mainly hungarian books for the European and American countries.

The main goal was to create th best possible user experience with the easiest interface in mind. We wanted to create a store where the user doesn’t have too many unuseful informations, but enough to choose what books are in his/her main interests.

The cart and the checkout process is also easy to use, so not just the “internet generation” knows how to use it, what and where to type. The site also have a news section, where the editors can write about the latest articles about the world of books and happenings. Besides the easy to use interface we wanted to have the fastest site possible, so the users with bad connections can use the site too.

The site is available at: balbu.hu

The client wanted to achieve a site where elementary and high school students can be informed about the Tantargyhalo competition. The students can compete with each other in literary, crativitie and technique.

   

We started to build to site from scratch, and tried to achieve a fully responsive solution with happy colors and many pictures. The site have a gallery where can the users can see the pictures from the previous years as well as the present year competition. The site have a download menu, where the previous works can be downloaded. The framework we used is WordPress with a custom theme and custom functions. We made the whole concept, design and sitebuild.

At the home page, the Tantargyhalo site have a featured image slider, where the picture appears from the selected post. That means the client have a very simple and user-friendly admin page, so they doesn’t need any knowledge about HTML editing.

We also built a mobile interface with the responsive technique, what means the users can browse the site at tablets and smartphones. Of course, the site can detect the resolution of the device, and if it’s a mobile than the small version automatically appears.

The site is available at: tantargyhalo.net

Special Providence is a hungarian music band who plays progress-jazz-rock. Thez gave us an almost full concept for the site, so our job was the sitebuild and program the functions.

We have used Symfony framework to build it, with some jQuery for the dynamical contant at the homepage. Also, we have built a complete Merchandise menu, where the user can order one of their album sor t-shirts. The system is sending message for the band and the user.

The site is available at: specialprovidence.hu

Builder.Shop Mobile is the mobile version of the well-known body builder and fitness shop. As the owner of one of the finest fitness shops in Hungary, the client wanted to give the best possible experience for their users, and of course a very easy to use interface to buy the products.

Builder.Shop Mobile was one of our first mobile project, so we had to make a very large research to get to know the mobile trends, the devices, the resolution and of course the users too. We started to build the site from paper scratch, and we started to use the well known jQuery Mobile.

We had to program a fully working shop first, then start to work with the portable device, where the users have a very small area to use as interactions. The finished project is easy to use, user-friendly and of course both the client and the users like it.

The site is available at: m.builder.hu

Banja Kanjiža is a special hospital for medical rehabilitation located in Serbia. It gives hospitality for those who need rest, preventive recovery and medical rehabilitation, as well as the comforts of the curing water and mud.

Our work was the full design planning and the sitebuild, for wich we used Symfony framework. The site have a complex mainmenu and gallery, what can reflect the complexity and first class work at the special hospital. Our job was also to make the pictures for the gallery, where we have used our photograph skills to achieve the best possible results.

The site is available at: banja-kanjiza.com