I'm a
Frontend Web Developer
with a strong passion for building web applications with great user
experiences.
Here's a bit more
about me.
I'm a 39-year-old
Fullstack Web Developer
with a strong passion for developing websites with great
user experiences.
Currently, I'm honing my skills by tackling difficult engineering
challenges while learning from a team of some of the industry's most
talented and
experienced software engineers. I am
passionate about continuous learning and leveraging my skills to
contribute to innovative and impactful projects.
This is a fun, simple project which utilizes a Wikipedia API in order to make a call to Wikipedia using a custom callback that displays any received data therefrom in the DOM within dynamically generated elements, while also providing input validation for the user.
A custom install script written in bash; made while attending the Hacker: Coding Academy bootcamp. It was designed by myself to standardize a uniform coding environment for me and any fellow new students using Linux or OSX. My script automagically downloads, installs, and even interactively configures certain useful packages, including git.
Despite the name "PseudoTwitter", this project was not meant to showcase a polished UI. Instead, the purpose was to display randomized, dynamic element generation alongside DOM manipulation, using a quick and dirty UI to provide context accordingly. All tweets except for user content are randomly generated from a list of options.
This was a project demonstrating JavaScript powered DOM manipulation. It uses jQuery, jQuery UI (autocomplete), TinyColor.js, Bootstrap and NTC to choose random or selected colors as desired. It also stores the last chosen colors as buttons; allowing them be recalled at will when "Remember Choices" has been selected.