James Cammarano is primarily a father to his plants. Almost as much as the fatherly love he gives to his plants is the attention he takes in his code. He believes that planning, testing, and organizing clean code are vital to any successful system.
Currently completing a systems status page for the Oceananographic Observatory Institute using WordPress and Django. This page dynamically updates the current status, system status log, and upcoming maintenance via vanilla JavaScript.
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Designed and developed the page based on previously established design patterns
Completed an intensive boot camp with a focus on pair programming, collaborative development, test-driven development, and programming concepts to allow creative development. This program required fast, on-the-job learning and transitioned between Ruby and JavaScript from week to week.
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Worked through an extensive full-stack curriculum focusing primarily on building applications - Utilized Ruby on Rails, JavaScript and React, PostgreSQL, and CSS frameworks
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Completed a group project and capstone project in two two-week sprints
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Worked within an MVC framework with an agile workflow and version control
