Location: South East PA.
Remote: preferred.
Willing to relocate: yes
Experienced Full Stack Web Developer:
C#, Asp.net MVC/WebApi, AngularJS, MS SQL Server. Large body of work in the public and private sector on projects of various scale. From helping a small publishing shop connect their CRM to their CMS, to writing the backend content management system for one of the largest publishers on the app store, to building the 911 dispatching system for the local county. I primarily build web applications, but have also developed projects related data scraping and cleaning, document manipulation, and batch processing systems.
I have been freelance for the past 8 years. But I'm willing consider full time and relocation for the right project.
C#, Asp.net MVC/WebApi, AngularJS, MS SQL Server. Large body of work in the public and private sector on projects of various scale. From helping a small publishing shop connect their CRM to their CMS, to writing the backend content management system for one of the largest publishers on the app store, to building the 911 dispatching system for the local county. I primarily build web applications, but have also developed projects related data scraping and cleaning, document manipulation, and batch processing systems.
I have been freelance for the past 8 years. But I'm willing consider full time and relocation for the right project.
C#, Asp.net MVC/WebApi, AngularJS, MS SQL Server. Large body of work in the public and private sector on projects of various scale. From helping a small publishing shop connect their CRM to their CMS, to writing the backend content management system for one of the largest publishers on the app store, to building the 911 dispatching system for the local county. I primarily build web applications, but have also developed projects related data scraping and cleaning, document manipulation, and batch processing systems.
Web application developer with 10+ years experience, 5 as a freelancer. I've worked on everything from 911 dispatching systems to custom built CMSs to scheduling applications.
I primarly work with Angular.js, Bootstrap, & jQuery on the front end and C# on the backend - Asp.net (Web Forms, MVC, & Web API), LINQ, Entity Framework, & MS Sql Server. I've done iOS development using Monotouch/Xamarin for an interal customer & order mangement system used by a salesforce of 500 people. I get up to speed on new tech very quickly and have been known to dabble in python, cobol, perl, and node.js.
I can code your brand new project on my own as a full stack developer or agument your existing team. If you are a small business who lacks a full time development staff, I can add new features or do maintenance on your existing applications.
Just curious, why does the word kata turn you off because you are female?
As someone who has studied martial arts for five years, there have been plenty of female students and the vast majority of the people I study with are well into their 30s.
Great timing. The angular based project I've been working on for the past 6 months just had a soft launch the other day. Being able to tell the powers that be that we are no longer on the unstable branch will ease a few minds.
Exactly. "Tell me about your last project" can easily turn into a 2 hour conversation with any developer who has built anything of substance. It will tell you everything you need to know about them.
I don't know how Apple has the 'integrated experience' advantage. When I buy mp3's on Amazon I can download them to my PC, leave them in the cloud and stream them over the web, or download/stream them to any iOS or Android device using their cloud app. Apple gives me similar features, but only if I stay in the iOS/OSX ecosystem.
Last year, amazon put the mp3's for around 70% of the cd's I bought from them over the past 15 years into their cloud for free. When apple removed DRM from the iTunes store, they wanted me to pay over $300 to unlock my collection.
Amazon also lets me upload my own collection into their cloud and gives me the same streaming and download capacity across any device just as if I had bought the songs from them.
I don't see how Apple wins on price, features, or experience.
I'm not John Carmack, but I spent 2 hours today trying to implement basic cryptography ciphers in Racket. What was the immediate benefit? Nothing, but it was fun.
I would say the 50/50 rule holds true for most software, not just games. Although most people usually express it as the 80/20 rule where 20=the other 80%.