Skills.

This is the main framework I work with. I have built large and very complex wedsites using Rails. The start ups I worked on use this as a framework. Visit start ups to read more.

I've been working with CSS since I started learning how to develop over 10 years ago. I have done front-end work for T-Mobile and about all the projects and sites I have worked on. Including the preprocessors like Sass and Less. CSS is pretty much second nature to me.

Along with CSS, I started to learn HTML over 10 years ago when I initially was getting into web development. HTML is the structure to your webpage, and I work with it all the time.

JavaScript was the first scripting language I learned about 10 years ago. I deal with it all the time. I've performed everything from simple hides to audio players with incorporated CSS styles and HTML structure changes.

When working with JavaScript and the web world, jQuery is usually right next door. More like in the same room. I have worked jQuery just as long as I have with JavaScript.

This is the database I work with the most often. I use it on my Rails projects, but I am very familiar with other SQL/Relational Databases and NoSQL/Non-relational databases.

With all programming and application builds, you need testing. Writing tests is critical to your application performance and are a must as the project grows. Most of my test writing has been in the Rails framework with Minitest, Rspec, FactoryGirl, Capybara, etc.

I have also worked with JavaScript testing such as Jasmine and Jest.

With all computer programming and web development, you need version-control. I use Git with Github and Bitbucket as my main version-control.

This is my main platform I use for my servers and putting my site to the web. I have also worked with AWS(Amazon Web Services) and TeamCity.

There is no need reinvent the wheel every time you are styling a website. Bootstrap is the main CSS framework I use for at least the base of projects. I have been involved with some legacy projects, and there had to be heavy modifications to bootstrap or virtually having to create our own CSS framework.

I have worked with both Windows and Linux for my development environments. I prefer and work almost solely on Linux/Ubuntu for all my rails and Back-End projects. I did work exclusively on Windows environments when I worked at GLG.

Object Oriented Programming/Model View Controller/Structured Query Language (OOP/MVC/SQL). I've been programming with these disciplines and frameworks since I have started programming. I'm quite comfortable with them all and will be able to apply them to most technologies.

I grew up on windows and have developed on it greatly. I prefer Linux with most things but I am more than capable on Windows also.

I have worked on the content management system (CMS) Umbraco intensively while at GLG. I helped implement this CMS into many of the sites we ran including T-Mobile.

REST and APIs have become a major part of the web today and I have been using it throughout many projects.