Legal section
The legal section of that app: a client-side hash-routed hub for the copyright policy, terms of use, privacy policy, and related policies.
React, TypeScript, Node
coursehero.com/copyrightSelected work.
The Learneo corporate site first, then the Course Hero marketing app for the same client, plus earlier client work.
Current focus
The Learneo corporate site, with Course Hero below it.
The featured entry is the Learneo corporate site. Course Hero is now part of Learneo, so it is the same client: a custom full-stack JavaScript app for the legal section and careers, in place since 2018, plus a WordPress blog. That work is grouped below the corporate site. Rivals is supporting proof of an Angular to React and TypeScript migration. Older WordPress, Ionic, and jQuery projects are collected at the bottom.
Learneo
- Need
- Learneo needed a public corporate landing page for the parent company. Course Hero is now part of Learneo.
- Contribution
- Built the corporate landing page at learneo.com on Webflow, with JavaScript and Node build tools.
- Tools
- Webflow, JavaScript, Node build tools
- Value
- A public home for the parent company. The Course Hero marketing pages below are the same client relationship.
April 2018 – Present
Course Hero
- Need
- Course Hero, now part of Learneo, needed its public marketing pages built and maintained: the legal section, careers, and the blog.
- Contribution
- Since 2018, built a custom full-stack JavaScript app that powers the legal section and careers. React and TypeScript on the frontend, Node on the server. The blog is a separate WordPress site.
- Tools
- React, TypeScript, Node
- Value
- The public legal and careers pages, and the WordPress blog, for Course Hero, maintained as the company became part of Learneo.
Part of the Course Hero engagement
Legal, careers, and the blog.
Legal and careers are sections of the same app. The blog is WordPress.
Careers
The careers section of that app, where Course Hero lists open roles.
React, TypeScript, Node
coursehero.com/jobsBlog
Course Hero Podium, the company blog, at coursehero.com/blog. It is a WordPress site, separate from the legal and careers app.
WordPress
coursehero.com/blogSeptember 2017 – February 2019
Rivals
- Need
- Grio needed additional senior engineering capacity on an agile team supporting Yahoo's Rivals platform, including an Angular to React and TypeScript migration.
- Contribution
- Built features on the existing Ruby on Rails and Angular platform, then supported the Angular-to-React modernization with TypeScript, Redux, and Jest.
- Tools
- React, TypeScript, Redux, Angular, Ruby on Rails, Jest, Webpack, CircleCI
- Value
- Supporting proof of a real frontend migration: Angular to React and TypeScript, with delivery inside an existing product team.
Earlier engagements
WordPress, Ionic, and jQuery work from 2016–2018.
Earlier client work, kept here for context.
March 2018 – August 2018
Shaklee Connect
Updated builds for current mobile operating systems, troubleshot bugs, and supported app store releases.
Ionic, AngularJS, iOS, Android
September 2017 – December 2017
Team Rubicon
Architecture and frontend implementation on a Roots.io WordPress stack, with CI through CircleCI and GitHub.
WordPress, Roots.io, JavaScript, jQuery, Sass
August 2016 – October 2017
NGE / Clash Royale
Built the campaign site in WordPress on the Roots.io stack, with a Node.js and Gulp frontend workflow.
WordPress, Roots.io, Node.js, Gulp, jQuery