Writing code from serverside to frontend
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Serverside: Python/Django and frontend, done at Fabrique
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Serverside: Python/Django, frontend and mobile website, done at Fabrique
In the past years I've done a whole lot more, the cases above are the highlights.
This website is optimized for mobile, iPad and print too, so go on ... check it out on your smartphone. If you're curious what my frontend coding style is like, please take a peek.
By now I have around 6 years of agency experience in the web industry. Currently I work as a web developer at the Amsterdam office of Fabrique [brands, design & interaction]. Before that I did an internship at Woedend! where I decided to get into programming. As a young puppy I studied Interaction Design at the university (Hogeschool in Dutch) of The Hague. I live in the beautiful city of Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
My field of expertise and I like thinking about and creating good userinterfaces. Of course I've used a lot of jQuery, Mootools and Prototype (in the early days), but I'm also a skilled javascripter without any use of a framework.
Django! Back in 2009 when we, developers at Fabrique, started to feel that programming in php was too tedious for our line of work, we looked for something new, something more efficient and so we chose the Django framework. It's definitely my weapon of choice for serversided codework ever since.
Recently I tried Google App Engine, something tells me I'm going to use it more.
Worked a lot with the first 3 in the past, did some with the last a long time ago in combination with the struts framework.
Google maps, Facebook Graph API, Flickr, the twitters ...
I still want to work with a lot more technologies like the Android platform and handheld devices in general. Furthermore I'm curious what other technologies will cross my path in the future.