I have been developing client side controls and jQuery plugins for most of the years.

I have knowledge in many of the language topics like: closures, context, hoisting, the DOM, AJAX, Event Association and such.

Frameworks I have come to work with:
* PrototypeJS
* JQuery, JQuery-ui
* Mootools
* Modernizr.
* Backbone.
* Marionette.
* Mustache.

This has been my programming language of choice. Most of the work I did early include classes, database component and my own framework for developing sites.

Nowadays I used for small tasks and forms.

Since the beginning of my introduction to web pages I always like the design though I was not so good at it.

During the first years I started to build and learn the CSS (2 and 3) rules and hacks and get myself well versed and knowledgeable to the point I could build a design from scratch.

It was when I found out about the grid frameworks and such that I started to do less and less CSS code (960, Bootstrap 2 and 3).

I still write CSS when I need to.

Most of my expertise come from developing plugins for websites and some custom controls for my own projects and web sites.


* JQuery Plugins.
* JQuery animations.
* JQuery UI Controls

I have developed an administrative panel for web sites that uses Backbone as the underlying data structures.

Still need some adjustments but it is working in is beta version. I have almost ready the next version with new improvements.

* Collections.
* Models.
* Views.
* JQuery UI custom controls bind to Models/Collections.

I have been programming with PrototypeJS since 2012. From basic to building controls.

Our in-house web application is build on top of it.

Currently I work at a Company which uses C# and JavaScript as their main programming languages.

I have development many components (Web Controls and Web Pages) for one the company's product.

I'm a Technical Designer but whenever possible I program too.

Sometime in the past I work for a company which migrate from PHP to Python. I have to migrate some of the classes I have build for them.

Most of the website I have build use Mysql as backend storage. I have implemented  replications over internet using the blackhole storage engine.

I have developed some mobile applications using Sqllite as backend storage. It's been a while since I used the basic is still there.

I have been building a couple of REST APIs. The most recent include a backbone based administrative panel

I have developed many applications and administrative panel with it. The last version support Backbone as the underlying data containers, for that a REST API have to be build.


Experience with:
* REST API.
* Behaviors.
* Plugins.
* Components.


Most of the heavy programming I did was with Socket Programming. I made tools for querying host computer over the net and such.

I had some experience doing MFC based Applications.

I have been using XHTML since 1.0 using the three different Document Types definition for migrating old sites.
I learned the differences between the formal HTML and how it affects the elements. I have always try to validate all my sites against the W3C Validator tool.

Good days.

As a part of my diurnal activities are the verification and testing of the NUnit code generated by my team. I review them and instruct standards and behaviors.

Although I'm not a QA I have come to like part of it.

* Mock Objects.
* NUnit DLL

I have been using this pattern and its variant like HMVC. Read the book of the Gang Of Four by Erich Gamma, Ralph Johnson, Richard Helm, John Vlissides

I have been working with Microsoft SQL since 2000 and currently I work with MSSQL 2012  version for a in-house web applications.

Although I'm mostly a user than an actual administrator.

I have experience with:
* SQL Syntax (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CONSTRAINTS)
* Store Procedures.


I have been developed many web applications through my career. Some on PHP, other on Python and others on C#.

* Websites.
* Web Services (SOAP and REST).
* REST APIs.

The new HTML standard. I have been migrating some of my old tools and all new website is created using it.

So far so good. I still more thing to learn like local storage at its full but I will get there.

* New Tags (Section, Article, Nav, Header, Footer)
* Local Storage.
* Drag and Drop.
* File Object.

I have been building system and software my entire career, always trying to do it in the best possible way, learning and failing. 
My experience come from working at companies and as a freelancer engineer.

I have come to know about:
* Agile
* SCRUM
* Design Patters.
* TDD.

Personal details

Cesar I.

Summary

Technical skills