My name is Melissa and I’m a Mexican full-stack developer who in her past life was an Industrial Engineer. Some of my tech skills are HTML5, CSS3, Databases, Ruby, Ruby On Rails, and Javascript. When I’m not coding, I enjoy: cooking for others (usually my husband), play around with Benito (my cat and boss), and spend more time outdoors as possible.
Below you can see the result of my +500 hours of work I’ve been doing for the last months. Some of them were made working on pair programming, an amazing experience that helped me interact with people from all over the world. Feel free to give them a look. I'm always available to have a good conversation, so don't be shy to contact me by mail or twitter.
In this project, I was requested to build a replica of the news site Newsweek.com using the framework Bootstrap.
HTML5
CSS3
Bootstrap
In this project, we were requested to build a Facebook-like social network application including some of the core features of this social media: users, profiles, friendships, posts, news-feed, and likes.
Ruby
Ruby on Rails
Capybara
Devise
Heroku
PostgreSQL
Omniauth
This is a project where you can play the Tic-Tac-Toe game in your terminal for two players, who take turns for drawing X or O in spaces of a 3×3 board. The player who first places three of their marks in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal row is the winner.
Ruby
Rubocop
This project consists of a sample twitter-like application following: on Rails Tutorial: Learn Web Development with Rails by Michael Hartl. It includes the next features: users sign in with authentication, log in with validation, profiles, followers and following, micro-posts with images, among others.
Ruby
Ruby on Rails
SaaS
AWS
Heroku
SQLite
Grid-based Framework built with Sass. The project consists of two parts:
SaaS
HTML5
This project consisted of replicating the "The Next Web website". We used Flexbox to emulate its behavior depending on the screen the website is displayed.
HTML5
CSS3
Flexbox
In this article, I describe the basics of the framework Bootstrap, I explained briefly how the nomenclature of classes work and the 12 column grid system it uses with an example of how to implement it in 3 media queries.