Family man, outdoorsman, and software developer who loves to work with Angular and the rest of the MEAN stack. Responsive Design and RESTFul API’s are also personal favorites. In everything I do I am a “maker”. Whether it is building a web application or building a table, it’s just what I do!
Angular 7, Bootstrap, REST, Node/Express, SASS, Docker, Jenkins, MongoDb, Ionic, AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), AWS, ES6, Firebase, Jira, Webstorm, GitHub, Elastic Beanstalk (EBS)
Angular 2, Node, Express, Ionic, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, .Net vNext, Docker, React, React Native
Hiking, Backpacking, Camping, Photography, Mountain Biking, Skiing
Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
- Martin Fowler -
Angular (2, 4, 5), ECMAScript6 (ES2017), Foundation 6.x, SCSS, CSS, GIT, Jenkins, Artifactory, Docker, Jira, Trello
JavaScript, Angular, LESS, HTML5, .Net, WebApi 2, SCRUM, Team Foundation Server (TFS), Webstorm, Visual Studio 2015, and Sitecore
JavaScript, AngularJs, SASS, HTML5, .Net, Scrum, Jira, Webstorm, Visual Studio, JSON, GIT, Bit Bucket
AngularJs, Twitter Bootstrap 3, HTML5, .Net 4.5, WebApi 2, Sitecore, SoapUI, WebStorm, Visual Studio 2013, Fiddler, Team Foundation Server (TFS), and Automapper
AngularJs, Twitter Bootstrap 3, HTML5, .Net 4.5, WebApi 2, Sitecore, SoapUI, WebStorm, Visual Studio 2013, Fiddler, Team Foundation Server (TFS), and Automapper
AngularJs, Twitter Bootstrap 3, HTML5, .Net 4.5, WebApi 2, Sitecore, SoapUI, WebStorm, Visual Studio 2013, Fiddler, Team Foundation Server (TFS), and Automapper
AngularJs, Twitter Bootstrap 3, HTML5, .Net 4.5, WebApi 2, Sitecore, SoapUI, WebStorm, Visual Studio 2013, Fiddler, Team Foundation Server (TFS), and Automapper
After spending several years as a Coldfusion developer, I took a position as a project manager for a team of CF developers. I oversaw multi-million dollar projects both for the university and the DoD. In this role I learned a lot, I was responsible for the production of my team for better or worse. I stood up for my people, and took the heat when they were wrong. I learned to judge talent, hiring and, unfortunately, sometimes letting people go, always learning as I went.
Soon it became clear to me that Coldfusion was not the future for myself or my team, so I began migrating the group to Asp.Net and C# Though my official responsibilities did not require me to code, I really liked .Net and took on most infrastructure type work like authentication, authorization, data access and so on.
Teaching peers is one of the best ways to develop mastery.
- Jeff Atwood, Stackoverflow -
The trick isnt adding stuff, it is taking it away.
- Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook -