Web & Mobile Development Assistant Professor @ Passaic County Community College. Computer Science. Inspiring. Programming. Teaching. Technology. Web.
New Jersey, USA
Joined April 2018
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John Rodrigues retweeted
One path to becoming a web developer:
• Learn HTML
• Build a basic page/document
• How do we make it pretty?
• Learn CSS
• Make it pretty with CSS
• How’s it look on mobile?
• Learn responsive web
• Make it universally pretty
• I want it interactive
• Learn JavaScript
John Rodrigues retweeted
Today, my dad cried over the phone, he wanted one week where he could use his computer without my help.
He's blind.
Each inaccessible webpage tells him, "you aren't welcome in this world."
If you don't know whether your website or app is accessible: it's not.
Start learning.
Awesome Saturday at @PCCCNJ with a Study Jam presented by the great @Wara73375043 !
Thanks Wara for the opportunity
John Rodrigues retweeted
“The main thread is overworked & underpaid”
I talk about:
➡️What off-main-architecture is
➡️why we need to start using it on the web,
➡️what it has to do with web workers,
➡️and how this is a matter of inclusivity.
youtube.com/watch?v=7Rrv9qFM…
John Rodrigues retweeted
#WebflowChat 💬
What is your *biggest* annoyance on websites? 🙄🙅♂️
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John Rodrigues retweeted
Today I presented my research at the #ABRCMS2019 conference. I could have not got where I am without the support of these amazing mentors, who have changed the direction of my life. Thank you so much @ADiaz_PhD @ThomVanAken @JunhyongKim @MajaBucan
John Rodrigues retweeted
Speaking about hackathons! (@ Passaic County Community College in Paterson, NJ) swarmapp.com/c/bzzYcwVg4dx – at Paterson, NJ
John Rodrigues retweeted
I can't even right now, y'all. #howDidWeGetHere #thisIsNotTheWebWeWanted
ALT a screenshot of code that has nested buttons and tons of divs. It's really terrible, I won't make you suffer. Just know it's terrible.
John Rodrigues retweeted
According to Stats Counter, globally 0.29% of traffic is still coming through IE6–10.
3.2 billion people online.
That's 9,280,000 users of old IE.
Yeah, even if 75-80% of that traffic is bots, not people. That's still TWO MILLION PEOPLE. At least.
And another semester starts! Once again, I cannot wait to meet new students, welcome back former ones and to catch up with great coworkers! I wish everyone a great semester :)
