I am a front-end web developer with a background in maintenance. I started tinkering with programming in my spare time, and discovered that it fed my appetite for creativity. When my appreciation for coding grew, I enrolled in a full-stack web development bootcamp. I am passionate in creating functional yet aesthetic websites.
Please contact me and send me your questions and inquiries.
lapidjoshua@gmail.com | 619.623.1598 | San Diego, California
Paul's Planner is an application to help facilitate collaboration between students and teachers. It was a group project where we wrote our own stories and used Agile methodologies to complete.
This is a full-stack Rails application. The front-end uses HTML, CSS, Javascipt, SASS, and Bootstrap. For user sign-up and authentication we used Omniauth and Devise. For permissions we used CanCanCan and Rolify. We integrated Google Maps for meetings. Rspec and Capybara were used for testing.
The Pokemon Index is a personal project I started to learn how to make data scrapers and flexible search bars. To search you can input a Pokemon's name(or even a small part of it) or it's element.
The Pokemon Index is a full-stack Rails application. I used the Nokogiri and Mechanize gems to crawl through different pages and pull its data. For the front-end I used HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Bootstrap. To search through the data I used the 'fuzzy search' method from the Textacular gem along with some of my own code.
BuzzFeed is a cross-platform, global network for news and entertainment.
For this project I decided to remake BuzzFeed's homepage. I used a combination of HTML, CSS, Javascript and Bootstrap to create a template that is responsive to both computer and mobile browsers.