I'm a user interface engineer who enjoys working on great interfaces and experiences. I specialize in high-end JavaScript/UI implementations, but I'm well-versed in most popular backend languages/technologies as well.
I prefer larger scale projects (3+ month contracts) and will consider full time positions.
I agree with the sentiment but the article is a bit over the top. Generally, I only recommend jQuery for small scope websites because it promotes what I consider to be poor code quality. Chaining may enable faster development, but it isn't worth sacrificing readability to get there.
I'm a user interface engineer who enjoys working on great interfaces and experiences. I specialize in high-end JavaScript/UI implementations, but I'm well-versed in most popular backend languages/technologies as well.
I prefer larger scale projects (3+ month contracts) and will consider full time positions.
Prior work:
- http://www.mapquest.com/
- http://www.mapquest.com/tools/mapbuilder
- The widget library that powers most of Harley-Davidson's community sites
- http://rideplanner.harley-davidson.com/rideplanner/ridePlann...
My email address is in my profile or I can be contacted via Twitter/GitHub at @andykant.