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Harold (phpthinky)

PHP Developer & IT Professional with 7+ years of experience

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About Me

I'm a PHP Developer and IT professional with over 7 years of experience building web-based systems for education, public service, and business operations. My expertise includes PHP (CodeIgniter, Laravel), MySQL, system analysis, and administrative support. My work often serves academic institutions, cooperatives, and public utility organizations.

Technical Skills

PHP Laravel CodeIgniter MySQL/MariaDB HTML/CSS JavaScript Bootstrap 5 AJAX/DataTables Excel Import/Export Spatial Analysis QGIS Integration RESTful APIs Role-Based Access Control

Featured Projects

Child Health Monitoring System
A web tool for assessing children's nutritional status (ECCD/DSWD), calculating BMI using age, weight, and height.
Tools: PHP (CodeIgniter), MySQL, Bootstrap
QR Code Attendance System
Role-based attendance tracking for university events, including late/absent penalties and payment flow.
Tools: PHP (CodeIgniter), MySQL, JavaScript
Disaster Risk Management Evaluation System
LGU-style mapping of disaster-affected individuals per barangay—with map visualization and incident filters.
Tools: PHP (CodeIgniter), MySQL, Google Maps API
ThesisHub – Academic Research Repository
Public-access repository for uploading, archiving, and browsing student and faculty research papers.
Tools: PHP (CodeIgniter), MySQL

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Create a New Repository on Hostinger

Log in to your Hostinger account and navigate to the Git section. Create a new repository with a memorable name.

2
Clone Your Existing Repository

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git clone https://github.com/your-username/your-repository.git
cd your-repository
3
Add Hostinger as a New Remote

Add your Hostinger Git repository as a new remote origin:

git remote add hostinger https://your-username.hostinger.repository/your-repository.git
Note: Replace the URL with the actual URL of your Hostinger Git repository.
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Push to Hostinger

Push your code to the Hostinger repository:

git push hostinger main
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