I'm an experienced full-stack web developer, specializing in Node.js on the server. I've worked on multiple production projects for startups and as a freelancer, and I have experience with JS, Python, PHP, MongoDB, SQL, and more.
I'm currently working at Pilot (http://gopilot.org), organizing educational high school students across the country. I'm looking for 1-2 freelance projects over the summer, since Pilot is a non-profit.
I'm passionate about building cool stuff, and I'd love to work with you on anything!
Checkout my website at http://andrin.ga, or shoot me an email at peter AT andrin.ga
Another shameless promotion: I'm part of an organization called Pilot (http://gopilot.org), and we're doing just that - planning hackathons for the students who wouldn't normally attend one. We've got a DC event coming up on March 29 (http://dc.gopilot.org), so if anyone's in the DC area we'd love to have you as a mentor!
They're on their second iteration right now, but I would point out that they've given free upgrades to all of their current explorers, so I wouldn't be surprised if they did the same thing going forward
In return for what? Google's not profiting off of Google Fonts, because I'm sure that whatever data they get from it could be collected by their other services.
Thanks for your advice! I'm a firm believer in constructive criticism, so thats exactly why I posted it here.
I had originally designed the color changes to further differentiate each section, because otherwise there wasn't much seperating each section.
I also had written the page to be able to be linked to by each title, (#about, #resume, #projects, etc) but I didn't think about updating the hash fragment... So you're saying I should update the browser URL using javascript?