I write code to solve complicated problems, usually between <?php and ?>.
More recently those solutions end up in the render() function.
I'm Justin, a developer from California that loves all things web. I love bringing client concepts to life using best practice front end development techniques. My skill set currently includes HTML, CSS/SASS/LESS, JS/React/Node, PHP, MySQL, and some C#. However, I'm unafraid to learn new languages or framework and catch on quickly.
As of May 2015, I graduated in software development. Throughout my education I spent time learning practical web development skills, going to local Meetups, and talking with experienced devs.
When I take a break from working in VSCode or browsing r/webdev, I love to either go rock climbing or log on to whatever game my friends are playing at the time. Lately it's been Minecraft, quite the revival.
Building a fully custom CRM for a small public adjusting firm local to Doylestown. Developed using the MERN stack (Mongo, Express, React, Node). Project currently stands at about 60% completed. Full stack development, worked on in spare time.
A work in progress. I got very interested in the Unity Engine and wanted to spend time learning the skills needed to program a game in Unity. Eventually I would love to make a full-fledged indie game, but I need to start somewhere. Artwork done by my friend.
Field Service Tracker is a project to help Jehovah's Witnesses keep accurate record of activity in the ministry. This was a personal project I used to learn PHP and MySQLi.
A responsive website made for a friend's company. Designed and developed by me. Preserved in the wayback machine.
A personal project to practice using vanilla Javascript. The game library used was inspired by a CodePen.
I took some time to learn more about the Wordpress platform and rebuild the website you're looking at. I made use of custom widgets, custom post types, and other powerful features Wordpress has to offer.
An editable, fixed position div that sticks to the bottom of a web page on mobile devices. Once activated, options can be found in the 'Settings' menu in the backend of Wordpress.