Portfolio

  • Foalio

    Foalio.com

    August 10, 2011
    Rails, Cucumber, Heroku

    Foalio is a graphic design community with project portfolios, artist profiles, and a design job board. Its designer and cofounder Scott Anderson approached me about building the backend to the static site that he had already in HTML/CSS.

    What Josh did: all backend development in Rails with full cucumber test suite

    What did Josh not do: The design or the breakout to HTML/CSS

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  • Musikpitch

    Musikpitch.com

    April 28, 2010
    Rails, Cucumber, Heroku

    Musikpitch is crowdsourcing jingles and other custom music through running contests. Contest holders describe a project, songwriters submit entries, and the contest holder awards his cash prize to the winner and gets the song.

    What Josh did: all backend development in Rails with full cucumber test suite and integrating a PSD design.

    What did Josh not do: The graphic design

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  • Petnet

    Petnet freight optimizer (internal app)

    September 28, 2010
    Rails, Cucumber, Oracle

    PETNET is a national "radiopharmacy". I work(ed) as the developer through a consulting company building an application to optimize their same-day freight shipments to their customers. Very math intensive application.

    What Josh did: all development

  • Search the Scriptures

    searchthescriptures.org

    January 24, 2011
    Rails, Cucumber, Heroku, Amazon S3/Cloudfront

    Search the Scriptures is the radio/sermon audio/video site of Dr. Carl Broggi's bible teaching.

    What Josh did: all backend development in Rails with full cucumber test suite.

    What did Josh not do: The graphic design. Credits to Steve Guthrie for the header design.

    See Site
  • Other Work

  • Swingpal

    Swingpal.com

    Oct 2010 - May 2011
    Rails, Cucumber, Heroku, Authorize.net, PCI compliance

    Swingpal is online golf lessons through the web. A student uploads a video of their swing, and an instructor analyzes it in the browser (drawing on the video, commenting, side-by-side comparing with professionals). It's based in Nashville and has 5-10 employees and a partnership with a major golf TV network.

    I started as employee #2, and left when the tech team size was 5 developers (between operations, flash, backend and frontend roles)

    What Josh did: the Rails development from after the proto-type stage through the launch stage. I added all the tests and refactored the code-base for Ruby best practices.

    What did Josh not do: The in-browser video-player/analyzer tool, graphic design

    See Site