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Full-Stack Developer working with React, TypeScript, and Node js.
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🎉 Excited to announce Zipments' latest innovation: Our new automated Certificate of Origin tool for USMCA/CUSMA/T-MEC compliance! Say goodbye to…
🎉 Excited to announce Zipments' latest innovation: Our new automated Certificate of Origin tool for USMCA/CUSMA/T-MEC compliance! Say goodbye to…
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Chad Gono, Spot on! Sometimes in business, we can be so short-sighted. Lets all look at the big picture and make sure that the buck that we are…
Chad Gono, Spot on! Sometimes in business, we can be so short-sighted. Lets all look at the big picture and make sure that the buck that we are…
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My time at RECUR came to an end a little while back. To my network - I am open and looking for new opportunities in recruiting either on a contract…
My time at RECUR came to an end a little while back. To my network - I am open and looking for new opportunities in recruiting either on a contract…
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Education
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Lambda School
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Lambda School is a 9 month full-time program training Software Engineer's at no up-front cost. Completed the Full-Stack Web Development course and learned valuable skills such as JavaScript, React, Node.js, SQL, C and Computer Science.
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Projects
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Node.js React Infinite Scroll
See projectInfinite scrolling Image gallery built using Express and React and deployed to Heroku. GitHub code: https://github.com/Riley-Brown/react-infinite-scroll
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Bayshells Landing Page
See projectFreelance work for a client on UpWork. Client provided a design and I made it into a fully responsive website. Built using vanilla CSS, jQuery for animations/smooth scrolling, HTML5 data attributes for dynamic FAQ tabs, and slick carousel. GitHub code: https://github.com/Riley-Brown/bayshells-landing
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Daniel D Personal Website
See projectPersonal website made for a client on UpWork. This site uses Bootstrap with a lot of customized CSS.
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LearnLocker
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See projectLearnLocker is a social network application for learning new things. LearnLocker was built over 5 weeks in collaboration with four other web developers using React, Node.js, and PostgreSQL.
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Vanilla JS Carousel
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See projectI built a vanilla JS re-usable carousel for a client on UpWork and wanted to make it open source on my GitHub. This was built using the HTML5 data attributes and 100~ lines of JavaScript. The carousel can be used multiple times on a single page with dynamic content and speed.
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Flowkey Web Development
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See projectFreelance work for a client on UpWork. This client provided me with a design and I made it into a responsive website. This was built using LESS pre-processing for CSS, and vanilla JS.
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