Hello! I'm

Joseph Salcedo

Full-Stack Developer

Results-driven Full-Stack Engineer with two years of experience developing and maintaining web solutions using modern technologies, including React.js and ASP.NET. Proficient in JavaScript, HTML, CSS and experienced in building responsive and user-friendly interfaces. Seeking to expand their skills by finding new challenging roles.

$ whoami

Hello! (Again)

I'm a Full-Stack Developer based in the New Jersey/New York area.

My passion is to create meaningful and useful software while improving my skills and abilities. My passion for programming stems from a history of always being curious and tinkering. As a child, I've always been curious to know how things work, how computers operate, how my Super Nintendo plays games. How can I create things that do other things?? The internet was young and developing, so it was hard to find meaningful information at the time.

High school is when I got my first taste of programming and I absolutely loved it. So much so I got into it as a profession! In college I pursued and found my passion in programming. My professor was extremely encouraging and mentored me throughout my journey and I owe him for this.

Here I am, many years later, a developer! Still curious and eager to learn and grow. It's a bit required in this field, right?

$ cat skills.txt

Languages previously worked with:

JavaScript
HTML
CSS
C#
PHP
Python

Frameworks I've worked with:

React.js
Vue.js
Next.js
ASP.NET
Bootstrap 4/5
TailwindCSS

Skills, Technologies and Concepts worked with:

Linux
Git
Github
Azure
RESTful design
MVC
Node.js

$ cat projects.txt

Guaco's Tracker

This project is a ticket tracker. It features ticket creation and the ability to append notes to track the progress of the ticket. As well, it uses Auth0 for OAuth login.
This was my first big project. I used it to learn how to develop web apps using ASP.NET with MVC.

Tags: C#, ASP.NET, MVC, SQL, Relational DB, Bootstrap

Pokemon Reset Counter

A small project I made when trying to learn how to use WinForms. Originally a friend of mine had requested a program to easily count how many times he was restarting his games. So, I took the challenge and made him a simple program that I go back to every so often. It has a bit of useful features for being just a counter. Such as incrementing by a certain amount instead of just +1. As well as a subtract button in both 1 and custom increment

Tags: C#, WinForms

Next JS Ticket Tracker

This is a tutorial project that I started learning NextJS and improve some of my React skills. Features a much simpler ticket tracker without many features.