Ron
Sogueco
Sogueco
Mission
The word cloud below describes exactly why I love what I do.
But, as everyone knows, actions speak louder than words. So, in order to highlight some of the things I can do and have done, I created this online portfolio. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed making it and if you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact me!
Click or tap on a word below to explore it. You can use your browser's back/forward buttons to navigate backward or forward. Data provided by wordnik.com.
The following works were cited to create the above visualization:
- Pierre Lindenbaum - Playing with the Wordle algorithm: a tag cloud of Mesh Terms - http://plindenbaum.blogspot.com/2010/10/playing-with-worldle-algorithm-tag.html
- Jingshao Chen - Spiral Pathing - http://jsfiddle.net/xJc7M/2246/
- Wallacoloo - Collision Detection - http://gamedev.stackexchange.com/a/913
Work
Below, you'll find my mixture of all the technologies I have experimented with, developed, integrated, explored, and, of course, cursed, and praised.
I'd like to say I have a good understanding of many things, but the best part of exploring the far-reaching unknown is what you learn from it.
Feel free to contact me to share war stories!
Click on the list button below (top right corner) to see the entire list.
The following site gave inspiration to the above visualization:
- Dhiraj - Animated bubbles upwards continuously with pure CSS - http://demo.web3designs.com/animated-bubble-upwards-continuously-with-pure-css.htm
Personal
My main interests are programming and removing roadblocks by leveraging new technologies, and integrating and automating systems.
What's most important to me, however, is my wife and family (including my dog Tink). My newest interest is skiing (after attending ng-conf 2015!).
Lastly, I'm a firm believer of collaborative learning (I've implemented DokuWiki to encourage collaborative documentation) so feel free to check out the code and/or make suggestions!
You can edit what tags to search for by clicking on the pencil below. Pictures retrieved from the Flickr API.
Look familiar? I used Mac OS X's Shifting Tile screen saver as inspiration.