Yuriy Linnyk

I started web-development in about 2002 by making literally dozens of HTML mockups for many companies. Over many years HTML/CSS became very known and natural matter to me, and I'll be glad to look at any problem that you might be having with your webpage.

Javascript is my primary coding language for many years now, which I use for front-end and back-end development. I can help understand the basics of scripting with Javascript, or help build a whole web app with it.

I've been using React since the beginning of 2016. I use it everyday now, happy to talk about it, and assist in understanding it. React is awesome for quick prototyping app ideas, esp. in combination with a css framework, like Bootstrap or Bulma. As well as create apps at scale with Redux.

I use the Firebase javascript API for web applications. I can help understanding how Firebase works and how to host your fully functional web-apps for fun and profit.

I work with Backbone since 2011, built smaller and larger applications. Used Marionette for larger applications. Check out my getting started article if you're curious about Backbone https://www.codementor.io/backbonejs/tutorial/backbonejs-as-the-next-step-after-jquery My Backbone answers on StackOverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/search?tab=votes&q=user%3a132829%20%5bbackbone%5d

Node.js is impressive in at least speed and the use of the same language that empowers the browser front-end. An everyday tool.

I have been using jQuery pretty much since first versions.

I've seen how CSS Frameworks came into being, and how after many years of creating CSS from scratch I could reuse a common style sheet, with added benefit of other people recognizing a common practice of that framework.

Maintain a website locally with templates, and content for pages in Markdown files. Publish HTML/CSS files that don't require a backend programming language. Use free hosting, such as Github Pages, Surge.sh or Firebase Hosting. Enjoy how fast the static pages are served.

Backbone.Marionette is one of my favorite frameworks and I'm glad to discuss it or explain how to build a front-end app with it.

Express.js became fundamental for Javascript back-end development.

The Javascript community is growing dynamically greatly thanks to the common place to share experience in form of packages. Task automation makes web-development much more convenient and enjoyable.

Frontend-Backend communication is essential for any modern web application.

Using Git on every project for many years, using the git web workflow to maintain and deploy changes. And GitHub, apart from being the Git hosting, is also a great hosting for some types of websites. Support for Jekyll and Markdown might be just enough tools to host your website for free.