Hi, I'm Jonathan.

Full-stack developer

About me

Who I am

Hello, my name is Jonathan Brown, CFA. I am a full-stack web developer in Miami, FL. I am using my background in finance as a Chartered Financial Analyst and bond trader to add value to tech companies in the financial services area.

What I do

I offer front-end solutions and back-end solutions, making using of cutting edge technologies. Please scroll down for a sample of my portfolio.

Skills

  • Coding: Apart from HTML, CSS and JS, I've also worked with Node.JS, MongoDB, MySQL, Mustache, React, and other various languages and technology.
  • Education: Georgia Institute of Technology (Web Development) and The College of William and Mary (Economics)
  • Certifications: Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), MongoDB for DBAs, Comptia A+
  • Hobbies: Tennis (USPTR Certified Tennis Coach), Kitesurfing

My tools

HTML5

HTML is the foundation of a good website. I make use of HTML semantics to improve screen-reader accessibility and SEO. I always make sure my markup is W3C validated.

CSS3

I aim for well-organized non-repetitive stylesheets. I use Bootstrap as the starting point for my designs and take it from there with custom modifications.

JavaScript

Javascript is a language of many quirks. I employ ReactJS with a functional approach to deliver demanding full-stack solutions.

Portfolio

ReactJS Memory Game

ReactyJS Memory Clicky-Game

A fun React memory game.

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MongoDB_Scraper on Heroku

MongoDB Scraper

MongoDB Scraper is a web app that lets users view and leave comments on the latest New York Times articles. The application uses Mongoose and Cheerio to scrape news from nytimes.com.

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Cryptobomb on Heroku

Cryptobomb

This project is a React application working with CryptoCompare API that retrieves the 30 most popular cryptocurrencies and enables users to choose which cryptocurrencies they want to see quoted. Displayed cryptocurrencies can be sorted by price and the refresh button fetches the latest data available. LocalStorage preserves cryptocurrencies chosen by the user and automatically shows them on new user session.

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React Scraper

ReactJS Web Scraper

React app that queries and displays articles from the New York Times based on user searches. The app uses Node, Express and MongoDB so that users can save articles to read later.

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