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In this case I was given a mach-up, html frame, small style sheet and about 3 weeks to get this site up. This left me pretty much responsible for inserting all copy and writing forms, css, and javascript, while ensuring cross-browser standardization. For the back end I needed to write all dynamic content in php interfacing with stored procedures on an MSSQL server. At the time I was playing around a lot with the whole ROR thing so I approached the php aspect from a similar paradigm. Records are pulled from the database, extended with a base set of methods and evaluated as objects themselves within the code. A controller is responsible for handling the merge of the seperate model components with the view scripts. All code is written in php5 and encapsulated into organized libraries. During the process I was required to implement shipping API's and internal interfaces that determined the price of contracts. Finally it all had to interact with the XML based order processing system. As usual prototype and scriptaculous were an intricate part of my js toolkit. I wouldn't go as far as saying this is a js intensive site but the stuff that is in there was written by me.