I am a software Craftsman at RoleModel Software.
I started exploring programming in middle school, following some books with guidance from family friends who did web development for a living. In High School, I joined a robotics team and was taught by another developer how to take a project from nothing to competing against other robotics teams. Near the end of High School, I learned about RoleModel software and the Software Craftsmanship Academy they ran https://rolemodelsoftware.com/academy. It felt like the perfect opportunity for me to pursue a career in software. After graduating the Academy, I joined RoleModel full time and have been delivering quality software to clients, leading teams of developers, and mentoring junior developers. I am continuing to learn new things and push my abilities while helping others do the same.
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Aug 17, 2023 · 3 min read · Over the last year and a half, I have been developing a Design System for RoleModel Software. This has required a high level of collaboration between me (a full-stack developer who primarily enjoys front-end work) and our design team (specifically ou...
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Sep 20, 2014 · 7 min read · Note: I'm sure most of this is outdated at this point, but wanted to move the article from my previous blog for archive purposes. Three.js is a javascript 3D library that makes WebGL very simple. Today we will see how to set up a scene with a skybo...
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