"Most good programmers do programming not because they expect to get paid or get adulation by the public, but because it is fun to program."
"Sharing is good, and with digital technology, sharing is easy."
My name is José Carlos Mendoza Prego. I am a Guatemalan currently living in Madrid, Spain, with more than 10 years of experience in project management and a software development enthusiastic.
I like coding a lot, and since college, right after a visit from Richard Stallman, I always wanted to somehow contribute to the open-source community, just as much as they have helped me. The projects you can find in here are just the beginning of me contributing (or at least that is what I am hoping to achieve).
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Full knowledge of the HTML syntax for presenting and structuring content on a Web project
Manual codification of Cascading Style Sheets for describing the presentation of a Web project
Web page development using the most popular framework for responsive, mobile first projects
High knowledge of JavaScript and jQuery for designing client-side scripting and dynamism to a Web project
Broad ability on Java for creating portable applications
Server-side scripting language design for Web development but also used as a general-purpose programming language
Know-how in implementing and integrating Activiti/Flowable's light-weigth workflow and Business Process Management platform
Huge knowledge on Spring framework and its different modules for developing applications
As an open source enthusiastic, I like to share my projects. Hoping that they will be useful to anybody, just as other projects have been to me. The projects can be downloaded from my GitHub repository. Below is a short list of some of my contributions.
An extremely simple and easy to understand PHP framework suitable to anybody who just wants to show some pages, make some database calls, implement sessions, validate forms, and do some AJAX calls here and there.
Flowable BPM turned into a workflow manager with features such as file transfer via FTP and Samba, integration with Amazon Web Service, file transcodificacion and analysis using FFmpeg and MediaInfo, and more..
In this guide, you will learn how to set up and build a simple REST API with Spring, that provides CRUD operations for entries that are saved into a database. In addition, you will learn how to map HTTP request to specific URL and its response codes, and how to handle unmapped requests.
jQuery plugin for showing/hiding password with Bootstrap
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