John Selig

Built a number of indie games across many platforms, and I currently teach Unity at UCLA, where I specialize in helping students with little or no experience start making games!

I use C#, .NET Core, and Blazor to build full-stack web applications for clients. I currently have a course on learning C# at UCLA!

I've worked on sites/applications for companies and non-profits like Greenpeace, ASPCA, FreePress, the NRDC, UChicago, Renew.com, and tons more. In the past I've taught Javascript and web development at Harvard, BU, Suffolk, and more.

I've worked on hundreds of projects where working with HTML and CSS was critical; it sounds easy at first, but anyone who's ever had to make an older website responsive on a deadline knows: writing smart CSS can be challenging. I've worked with companies, agencies, and universities, and over the years I've developed an eye for turning visual designs into responsive, performant sites.

PHP was actually my first programming language, so it holds a special place in my heart (despite its quirks!). I used it professionally for over a decade, and it's still a solid, tried and true option for quickly standing up back-end web applications, and it still has a great ecosystem and community!

It's hard to keep track, but I think I've done more Wordpress sites than any other kind of project. It's a best in class experience for the end user, and once you get the hang of it, you can do a lot with it, and fast!

Still my favorite front-end framework! I've built and deployed a number of web apps with Vue, and it's such a great dev experience once you get the hang of it!