Adaptable to change and learn new technologies
Enthusiastic and Passionate about my work and learning
Driven to improve, challenge myself, and to inspire others.
HTML / CSS / JavaScript / C# / ASP.NET / Entity Framework / MySQL
This 3 person group project to create an application for a pandemic type situation. It allows users who can't leave their homes to register and create an account to list the items that they need and other users (helpers) can pick up their request to fulfill.
HTML / CSS / JavaScript / jQuery / C# / ASP.NET / Entity Framework / MySQL
A web app that allows the user to create wedding events and allows other users to rsvp to the user's wedding. The dashboard displays all events created by registered users where you can also rsvp to other weddings.
HTML / CSS / Canvas / JavaScript / Node.js / NW.js
It's a game inspired from the classic Breakout game. I integrated canvas to create the visuals of the game and JavaScript to give it functionality, configured it with Node to create dependencies and folder structure and deployed it as a desktop app with NW.js
HTML / CSS / JavaScript / Node.js / Socket.io
Chat app is a small application that uses Socket.io to be able to display information without refreshing the application to see any new content. It was a good learning experience to see how it can be used and implemented in other future projects.
HTML / CSS / JavaScript / jQuery / PHP
This 2-page site is for a cake designer who needed a website for her bakery to promote her business, products and have customers be able to place orders. The site has a functioning contact form where I implemented PHP to handle the post request.
My name is Rolando Lopantzi, I am currently working towards being front-end developer. My mission is to build immersive and beautiful web applications through carefully crafted code and user-centric design. I enjoy learning and improving my skills to stay up to date the with the latest trend and technology out there.
My design journey started with me starting my career as a graphic designer, from there it was where I occasionally took projects designing web layouts for potential website builds. I enjoyed the process of designing the layout of a website but was not sure on how to make design become a live functioning site. I then took a few courses to learn to code and the struggle was real, at least for me it was, lots of hours watching tutorials trying to build a website or application. There were a lot of moments of frustration trying to figure out why something wasn't working and certain points where I wanted to give up. It was in those moments where I began to think about attending a school in order to be a self-sufficient developer.
That's when I decided to join a coding bootcamp to help me excel in my coding journey that I am pursuing. I came to the decision to attend Coding Dojo of OC and it was definitely not an easy program, it was fast paced and challenging but I still finished strong feeling much more confident in tackling new challenges that I may come across. It gives me better confidence to start learning a new language since I find the concepts to be similar but the syntax is what you have to learn
Open for opportunities, available for collaborations and suggestions. Or just simply want to say hello, then get in touch.
