Benjamin Gamble

Benjamin Gamble

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Who am I?

I am... Hey. I'm a frontend developer with a conscience. I believe that technology has done both very positive and very negative things in the world and I am actively and purposefully trying to be on the crusade for good.

My strongest skills and how I learned them... I feel like a more appropriate term for what I do would be a browser developer? I work on things, with languages, that are then shown with a browser. JavaScript, React, GraphQL, HTML, CSS, testing libraries.

What I am looking for... I would be interested in a full-stack position, but there would need to be some mentoring involved. I want to work on meaningful projects that have immediate benefit to the world around us.

One fact (outside of work) about me... In the states we call it soccer, but elsewhere it's referred to as football. I like watching and playing whatever it's called.

Projects

ingather, github.com/Benjaminjgamble/table-to-farm • An app that gives customers access to what is available at local farmers markets. Using a simple interface and IBM Bluemix visual recognition, farms can quickly and easily upload newly available products. Designed and developed app from top to bottom, including graphics. Built using HTML, SASS, Node.js, Knex, PostgreSQL, Angularjs, Bootstrap, Cloudinary, IBM Bluemix.

gFit, github.com/pupxx/q3-project • An application that builds personalized workout and tracks things like heart rate for users who like to work out at home, built on a team of three using Sass, AngularJS, Knex, PostgreSQL, Express. Personally responsible for front-end design and routing.

Polya, github.com/Benjaminjgamble/Q2_Polya_Project • A website where users can use the Polya technique to solve puzzles, riddles, and math problems, built on a team of three using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax, Handlebars. Personally responsible for routing the backend.

Seattle Photo Finder, github.com/Benjaminjgamble/unit-1_photo_site • A photography website that helps determine where and when to take photographs. Using jQuery to make calls to external API's that include Wunderground and Google Maps. built solo using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ajax, jQuery, Wunderground, Google Maps.

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