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<h2>I'm Mark Moser</h2>
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A well-seasoned web developer with an affinity for clean code, workflow
optimization, and ruby. I have experiences ranging from HTML prototyping
through designing and executing complex API architectures.
</p>
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I highly value quality craftsmanship and want to do great work,
with people who also do great work. I love to explore and learn
about my world. I enjoy being challenged. I take pleasure in
providing creative solutions to specific needs, always keeping
the bigger picture in mind.
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<h2>I am Mark Moser</h2>
<p>A well-seasoned web developer with an affinity for clean code, workflow optimization, and ruby. I have experiences ranging from HTML prototyping through designing and executing complex API architectures.</p>
<p>I highly value quality craftsmanship and deeply care about doing great work. I enjoy being challenged. Because I love to explore and learn about the world around me, I take pleasure in providing creative solutions to specific needs always keeping the bigger picture in mind.</p>
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<h2>General Proficiency's</h2>
<p>
Well versed in many web development tool chains, my strengths
include Ruby, CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and SQL.
Well versed in many web development tool chains, my strengths include Ruby, CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and SQL.
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<h2>Server Side</h2>
<p>Clearly, I really like working in ruby. It is my go to language whenever I need to spin up a project. I usually go for rails after considering Sinatra noting the many great conveniences. That isn't all I work with though. Before I fell in love with ruby, I was quite skilled with PHP. I have created my share of WordPress themes, and even a handful of plugins for site special need.</p>
<p>Clearly, I really like working in ruby. It is my go to language whenever I need to spin up a project. I usually go for rails due to the many great conveniences, but have experience with Sinatra as well. That isn't all I work with though. Before I fell in love with ruby, I was quite skilled with PHP. I have created my share of custom WordPress themes, and even a handful of plugins for site specific needs.</p>
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<h2>Front-End Proficiency's</h2>
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<h2>Browser Work</h2>
<p>I know my way around on the browser side of things too. I can write semantic HTML with a focus on inclusive design, as well as build some great component based SCSS stylesheets.</p>
<p>Javascript is all the rage these days, and I've spent some time with React. I still use a Grunt based workflow while prototyping and building static sites, which is mainly due to lack of need to change.</p>
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