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Hello! My name is David Kang, and I am a seasoned full stack web and mobile app developer with over 10 years of experience. My expertise spans from working as a DevOps Manager on small business apps to developing enterprise-scale web and mobile platforms for major companies. Areas of Expertise: CMS Platforms: - WordPress / WooCommerce / Shopify Front-end Development: - Vue.js / Nuxt.js / Angular.js / React.js / Next.js Back-end Development: - Node.js / Express.js - Python / Django - PHP / Laravel / CodeIgniter - Ruby / Ruby on Rails Mobile Development: - React Native / Flutter / Objective-C / Java Enterprise Solutions: - C# / ASP.NET / .NET Core / Unity Cloud Services: - AWS / Azure / Google Cloud Databases: - Firebase / MongoDB / MySQL / PostgreSQL I am committed to delivering high-quality solutions tailored to your specific needs. Whether your project is in the early stages of discovery or fully underway, I can help you refine your ideas and build the application you deserve. If you have a project or an idea you'd like to discuss, let's talk! I'm here to help you bring your vision to life.
I've been in programming since Python was the "new" language in a Perl world. I've developed image editing software and network apps, working for companies large and small, from tiny startups to European Union research projects. I love Python, and I also love learning new languages and the ideas they bring. I do lots of work in Ruby, Rails, Haskell, and Docker. I live in Boulder with my partner and two dogs, longboarding and snowboarding when I'm not programming. I cannot give legal advice via codementor, but I can answer general questions about licensing, copyright, trademarks, and other intellectual property.
Full-stack developer with a mindful approach to programming. Mindful of the complexity that exists in computing. Step-by-step do little experiments, learn and grow as we do so. My rate will be $10/15 minutes for the first 100 sessions 😊. Students receive 20% off whatever my rate is.
Full-stack software developer with 6+ years of experience in a professional setting. I thrive in collaborative, distributed teams and have a passion for solving complex problems. I have worked in diverse environments, from startups to mid-size companies. Outside of work, I enjoy blogging and spending quality time with family.
My name is David - I have been working with and building web based applications for years using the PHP OOP framework, WordPress, HTML and CSS. I have spent countless hours trying to figure out problems that a second pair of eyes could have figured out in mere minutes. I would like to be able to pass on those solutions to you.
I’m a full stack web developer who loves working with open source technology. I work best at planning the architecture of web applications and their development life cycles. I also love to get the community involved and have had much experience with building and organizing large community related projects.
Hey there! Have a problem or want to build an MVP? Let's talk. I have been an engineer for almost a decade and the benefits of working with me is all those experiences you get for free. Book a call today
I am a very passionate programmer and have been building software for almost 10 years. I love building robust and easily usable software.
For the majority of my career (over 15 years), I have focused on enterprise level applications primarily working with Microsoft tools & technologies. I've been working with Node.js, Angular.js, and other similar frameworks. In particular, I have been working with the MEAN Stack ([https://github.com/meanjs/mean](https://github.com/meanjs/mean)), and have become a main contributor to the project. Software development problems are not too different but the infinite ways they can be resolved through new innovative methods inspires me. As a consequence, I have abundant experience in learning new technologies quickly. I'm very detail oriented, and have always had the ability to look at a project from bird's eye view and calculate how any change will affect the project as a whole. This comes in very handy when feature planning.
I believe the barrier to entry for many beginning developers is nailing down the fundamentals, and that's what I'm here to help with. The fundamentals aren't necessarily the hardest to grasp, but "unconscious competence" can often blind more senior developers to their existence. As a result, their explanation tends to be omitted from most tutorials, replaced instead with words like "just", "of course", and "trivially". I'm sure I've been guilty of these omissions myself, but when I have a mentee in front of me that's stuck, I'm dogged in my pursuit to identify where the gaps in their knowledge lie, and how to forever sew them shut. And because this road can be a long and difficult one, I also know that it helps to have a friend by your side through the journey; so more than just helping to navigate new concepts and technical issues, I want to serve as moral support for others who are now where I once was. Through the entire journey, but especially at the beginning, I think having this support can make or break, and I don't want to see anyone broken. As for me, I love learning languages, both programming and natural. When it comes to human languages, I can both read and converse in Japanese, but I'm currently focused on increasing my vocabulary in hopes of comprehending more complicated subject matter. In the world of programming, I love Ruby, tolerate JavaScript (*grin*), and am currently most interested in functional languages. Previously I had been using Elixir quite a bit, but at the moment ML-style languages like Haskell, Elm, and PureScript have been holding most of my attention. Things I'd particularly love to help you with include: * Haskell (getting started or exploring new concepts) * Elm and/or JavaScript (building in-browser applications) * Ruby (getting started or leveling up) * Rails (picking projects, implementing features, exploring libraries, etc.) * web development in general (front- or back-end) If any of this sounds like what you're looking for in a mentor, please don't hesitate to get in touch, even if you'd just like to chat. I'll be looking forward to hear from you!
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