Talks
I give talks to the community primarily but not limited to Angular.js. I have presented to private companies and at conferences. If you want me to talk for your group contact me though twitter.
I am Software Engineer by education, a programmer by trade, and gregarious by nature. I have worked on DLLs, Server Communication, Image Processing, and Web Programming. Currently, I find myself exploring Angluar.js and thinking about the front end. I also spend a good deal of time in around the development community at meetups.
I give talks to the community primarily but not limited to Angular.js. I have presented to private companies and at conferences. If you want me to talk for your group contact me though twitter.
I started blogging to keep track of what I had learned, and share my experience with the community. Now it’s a platform to answer questions, explain larger ideas and support my talks and development.
Every programmer has pet projects and bursts of vision. When I expect that there will be enough motivation to finish them I’ll usually post them on Github. Occasionally, when possible, I’ll even link to a live project.
I have been talking about Angular.js around southeastern Michigan since the beginning of 2014. From the Craftsmen's Guild in Ann Arbor to the Walsh College Source Community in Troy. I even had the honor to present my talk at Google Dev Fest at Quicken and Self.Conference at Cobo Hall.
The slide deck from Self.Conference can be found here.
Cryptxt is a message encoder. A user enters text, gets a short link and can share that with a friend via the link and optional passowrd.
I have a couple of projects on GitHub. Some with more traffic than others. Here are a few of the most notable.
This project I created as an example for this question on StackOverflow regarding MVC partials and client side MVC like Angular. It's gotten more favorites than any other so far.
This was a project I creatd with a Arduino mini that I bought to make a POV display for my bike. Decent comments in the C code.