Chrome Extensions Developer in Toronto, ON, Canada

One of the core team (under five-to-ten developers) who developed the Bitmoji mobile application for iOS, Android, Chrome, and Slack.

The front-end was built JavaScript using React, Angular, native Android (Java), native iOS (Swift, Objective-C), Apple Watch prototype, and iOS keyboard app extension.

The back-end development was done with Node.js using Express.js and Hapi.js, OAuth, MySQL, PostgreSQL. The back-end API development was done in Java using the Google AppEngine.

Test-driven development included unit tests (Karma, Jasmine, Mocha, Sinon, Chai, XCTests for iOS, JUnit for Android), integration tests (Python, Node.js), UI tests (Selenium, XCUITests for iOS, Espresso for Android).

I developed the front-end with a small team for the ING Direct to Tangerine rebranding and website redesign project.

The new Tangerine website was the first bank website in Canada to be fully responsive. I also added accessible support for Internet Explorer 7 and a wide variety of mobile devices including Windows, Android, BlackBerry, and Apple. In addition, I developed the Google Maps API.

I single-handedly developed the front-end of the Forward Thinking blog and content marketing platform, an AngularJS application that uses WordPress as a service.

I was the hired gun on a team of three front-end developers working on the Sheridan College redesign project. I did front-end development in HTML, CSS, jQuery, and JavaScript. I also handled the quick pixel-perfect design implementation of agency-provided designs.

A fully responsive, bilingual (French, English) CMS-powered website in ProcessWire to help Institut des Sciences Mathématiques (Institute of Science and Math), a higher-education client in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, manage the content on their website. Including but not limited to programs, courses, and blog items. It involved complex relationships between content types and taxonomies. The website is very quick and easy for the client to maintain.

I created the user interface design and the front-end development for an application that helps a staffing agency manage their candidates and clients. I also worked with the CakePHP MVC framework and handled the custom jQuery development.

The application features dynamic forms that animate form sections in, as needed. The forms were designed to be enjoyable and quick to fill out. Forms were designed with the power user in mind, allowing tech savvy staff to quickly fill out forms with keyboard-friendly input.

I developed a productivity for myself to log in and manage lesson plans when I needed to teach workshops on how to use content management systems. The application features the creation of classes, lesson plans, and features like file upload, lessons of the day (loading on the front page), and mobile and printer-friendly templates.

A resume website built in the ProcessWire content management system for protecting and managing a resume. It has a password-protected resume, is fully responsive, provides PDF generation, and allows the download of dynamic content.

I designed and developed an activity feed for an attendance-based social media network. It's fully responsive.

An animated progress bar jQuery plugin with 80+ stars on GitHub. Available as a package on Bower.

I designed and developed a CMS-powered website for a local cupcake shop. The website allows the client to update the featured images and cupcake menu herself, as well as create and modify image galleries.

An interactive quiz based on a news article about social privilege. The user takes steps forward or backward, depending on the answers to the questions. The final results are tallied and compared to previous quiz takers.

Powered by JavaScript and MongoDB using MeteorJS.

A front-end web application built in Angular/Ionic. I performed unit testing, code coverage reporting, and continuous integration.

A web API built using Ruby on Rails to manage contacts and companies. Complements the Angular/Ionic front-end.

Both applications work together with Devise-token authorization for secure token-based login and transactions. The API includes Rake tasks to batch import contacts and companies from Insightly CSV exports. It also deploys to Heroku.

https://github.com/tinacious/contacts_api