Miranda Monroe Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Playa Vista, Ca, Us

Utilized React’s lifecycle methods in container components to collect client-generated data from database and render presentational components to manage application state in a live environmentUsed non-relational. flexible, JSON-like data storage format to store information about targeted DOM events to unify application-wide syntax and limit necessary data parsingLeveraged websockets and throttled data emission using local storage as a buffer to balance speed of client side application with the demands of live monitoring Incorporated inline iFrames and Request Animation Frame to recreate user application state inside developer monitoring UI in order to replay user interactions such as mouse and keyboard events in real-timeCreated integration and unit tests using Supertest and Enzyme to test for expected component behavior and application interactions, which assured consistent product quality and ease of scaling and iteration.

Berlin, De

QuidPQ | Online Bartering Platform Configured dynamic server routing in Node, with Express layer, to generate custom routes with user-specific viewsUtilized web sockets to facilitate multi-party negotiation and initiate multilateral transactions upon consensusDesigned custom React components leveraging the virtual DOM for performant rendering of user items and pagesSide-Hustle | Location-Based Odd-Jobs Posting siteImplemented client-side rendering with React Router to preload components for diminished latencyIntegrated cryptographically secure authentication algorithms with React routes to validate client logins and protect the integrity of user-posting relations.Where It’s At | Inventory CRUD AppEnabled real-time persistence in NoSQL database by leveraging Node and Express to perform RESTful API routingCreated an interactive interface structure using React’s virtual DOM diffing instantly render new elements so users could virtually store and organize items

Implemented dynamic algebraic pattern generation systems to create custom-fit garments for a variety of customers. Utilized CAD platforms like Pointcarre, and NedGraphics to engineer textile patterns and corresponding garments