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Horace Nelson Tech VP. JavaScript Expert. Full-Stack MEAN/LAMP.

I’m an Agile-powered product development leader and full-stack web architect and engineer with expertise in the full lifecycle production, design, and development of high-traffic and high-availability applications, online advertising, and digital analytics. I excel at software design and development, and managing diverse teams of developers with disparate skill sets to build just about anything. Besides deep full-stack experience, I'm a subject matter expert in all things involving ad tech and data mining.

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Architecture & Development, Specializing in Full-Stack Javascript, LAMP, and UI.

Horace Nelson
Created 10 years ago in Technology / Software Development

Take advantage of my extensive experience leading hands-on engineering of high-traffic, low latency applications serving billions of requests per month across JavaScript, PHP, and Python stacks utilizing nearly the entire AWS suite. I adapt to your needs, either leading your engineering team to produce optimal, reliable code, or inserting myself as a high-velocity member of your engineering team. My skillset is broad and deep, with subject matter expertise in application architecture, AWS, ad tech, analytics, and data mining.

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Web development: Can my experience with building "no code" applications be translated into something that will impress hard core coders?

Horace Nelson, Tech VP. JavaScript Expert. Full-Stack MEAN/LAMP. answered:

You asked 2 different questions:

1. Will it impress hardcore coders? No. Never. We could be impressed by what you achieve without code, but we wouldn't respect you as a developer. You're more of a crafty product developer, which leads me to...

2. Could it be made relevant to product manager jobs? Yes. Absolutely, because product managers don't need to be able to code, they're not hired by coders, and most don't know how to code at all. What you're doing would be considered product prototyping, or concept proving.

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