I was a Tech Reviewer for the O'Reilly Head First JavaScript Programming book. Because of my helpful contributions they put my name and picture in the book. Whenever I got time besides mentoring on Thinkful I try to contribute to Open Source projects.

Have been using Angular for the past few years. The first project I made with Angular is still online and running for 4 years now:
http://www.multishare.me

Of course my code looks much better now since Angular has evolved and so did I. Mainly I work with the Angular Style Guide by John Papa to create clean and robust code. I got experience with working with Angular and Cordova etc..

Currently I am also maintaining a big project written with AngularJS using version 1.6

Using Node for regular software apps as well as in embedded devices. (Raspberry Pi)

As a WP plugin developer I created some business themes. Also contributed to some Open Source projects related to WordPress. (See my GitHub)

Besides using jQuery for the cross browser convenience. I have created several plugins to work with WordPress modules and themes.

Mainly worked with PHP as a OO plugin developer for WordPress. Yes sometimes they can be more Object Oriented, but it wasn't easy!

Used it for a while on Linux, Windows and Mac OS X. Created a presentation a few years ago about the basics, have a look and share it if you like it:
www.slideshare.net/MartinBing/git-it-on-includes-git-hub

Got some project online for starting with a basic Style Tile:
https://github.com/MBing/StyleTileSketch

I work with Sketch and integrate this with prototype tools like Invision.

Created an app with Ionic framework after learning the Cordova-Phonegap way of working. Things run much smoother with Ionic taking care of it all.

Using this package manager on all my projects. I can create a package and contribute to existing packages as well as create a nice setup for a great workflow.

Changing between foundation and bootstrap now and then. Depending on the project and team. But my style framework of choice is Foundation!

Using this framework for most of my early prototypes, depending on the team. I use the sass variant most often.

Using this on all my projects together with gulp and npm.

Have been using this for all my life, nowadays I tend to watch more and more the semantic html5 and of course in correlation with JS the dynamic structure of the HTML5 api. HTML5 Rocks!

Mainly using preprocessors like sass nowadays iso plain css.

Creating an Analytics SDK, created multiple apps, also on the App Store, long time experience with Mobile development in general with other languages than Swift. 

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Summary

Technical skills