360Disrupt

My codebase is javascript focused (I use AngularJs, node.js, gulp, jasmine). I'm not writing a lot of code directly in JS but I use coffeescript which compiles into JS but I understand both.

I build several websites for my own startup ideas. I also did a lot of landing pages in the eHealth sector as a freelancer. I know pretty much everything what you can do with CSS3 and HTML5 (although I did not dive very deep into animations & CSS vector art).

Although my node.js experience is very young I intensively worked with node.js in the last year. I built so far three node.js applications. One is used widely in German clinical centers. It uses a very wide range of different npm modules e.g. cron jobs, communication with APIs, creating PDFs, authentication & authorization with passport, REST API, HL7 API, sending emails, sending commands from node to the linux backend via shelljs, WebSockets, ...

I use jQuery a lot for creating bookmarklets to improve my favorite websites. In customer projects I rarely use it, because I think AngularJS is way more powerful.

I use git in all my projects. I'm good with the basics. I can help you to setup your git repo. Explain you a good style of doing your commits/branches, show you how to clean up your branches etc. If you search for wicked git commands I'm the wrong guy.

I write my whole code in coffeescript. I may use 60-70% of coffeescript's functionality but I spend a lot of hours debugging in the beginning, so tell me what you have and I check what I can do.

Most of my projects, besides my IOT Projects use MongoDB for the database. Most of my experience is with the object modeling tool mongoose for node.js. I rarely use MongoDB with the plain shell commands. But I did already fancy things like compound indexes, aggregates and even manipulating mongos own _id index in a project were several MongoDBs were aggregated in one MongoDB.