Montana MendyReactDjangoVuePython

San Francisco & Los Angeles, California | montana@linux.com | CI/CD Expert

Article about me entitled: The Bad Boy of Continuous Integration: Montana Mendy.

Here's my resume. Just click, and view it. If you have a slower machine, or don't have Acrobat installed, I've also attached a .txt and a .docx version of it below for your convenience.

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To see the Command Line Interface version of my website please visit www.mmendy.com/cli

In 2019 I created an open source client library which acts as a thin wrapper for accessing Stackdriver's public REST API. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stackdriver

I'm currently apart of The Atlantic's (Magazine) COVID-19 Tracking project. I'm sifting through numbers, data, to make things in a visual format to give the American people the best possible and reliable data that's humanly possible with some of the most talented engineers in the United States of America.

Visit The COVID Tracking Project https://www.covidtracking.com

Visit the Windows 95 friendly version of my website for a software and hardware friendly user experience www.mmendy.com/windows95

Checkout the Jeopardy game I made about myself, see how much you know about me, it's built in React and it's very fun www.mmendy.com/trivia

A polish last name generator I created, if you're a fan of polish last names this is a MUST try! https://www.mmendy.com/generator

Look at some of my open source projects on GitHub. Don't forget to fork and commit. https://www.github.com/montana

I also make proprietary recruiting software for companies that use Elixir and Python that scrapes and looks for people in a very specific way that hasn't been really been done in the industry to date.

Yes, oh boy! I also know Zepto:

Bio

I'm a true Full stack developer based out of San Francisco, California. My specialties are in web application development leveraging modern frameworks like Django, Ruby on Rails, Backbone, Jasmine, Ember, Enzyme, Stackdriver, Vue and React.

Before I made money off bitcoin, I had/have my own company (meaning I'm taking a break from deploying more to the codebase, but making sure it doesn't become deprecated) that was featured in the SF Chronicle.

In my 10+ years I've deployed and managed highly available server systems across the world from small office deployments to large-scale multi-site data center deployments, through all stack layers from networking up through application-level.

Generally in the Linux community, I'm known for fixing a Broadcom chipset issue for people using the "ndiswrapper" on Linux based operating systems to use Microsoft Windows wireless drivers.

I have aptitude also in large-scale systems deployment and automation using Linux, Puppet, Chef, and various application storage solutions (PostgreSQL, NoSQL, Hadoop, Cassandra, GlusterFS, Pig, MapReduce, etc).

I have 2 patents on video mapping. Specifically video mapping for freeways. I wrote this software when I was 14, the majority of this software is written in C++ and is proprietary.

Feel free to check my GitHub out, I've made a dotfiles repo which contains my .vimrc, tmux.conf, .bashrc and more. There's also some open source tools I've created you might find useful. Below is the article where my company was featured in the renowned SF Chronicle.

I've been invited to speak at JSCONF, consulted with UC Berkeley to help make the "AirBears2" network, making it more secure and scalable, I've also done work for Amazon (Amazon Route 53) and more. I can go up and down the stack of languages. C#, Objective-C, C++, Perl, Ruby on Rails, Ruby, RoRvsWild, Django, Python, CoffeeScript, ActionScript, Redis, Apache Hadoop, Apache Cassandra, Solr, Apache Lucene, Apache Kafka, The GO Language, SpringSource, Spring, SpringMVC, Boo (programming language), Babbage, MySQL, PostgreSQL, NoSQL, and Boomerang (A bidirectional programming language for ad-hoc lens textual data).

With an unlimited amount of tools and frameworks out there on the internet, specifically in helping you save time and making life easier, I'm proficient in the ones that matter. For example the JS Task Runners running on top of NodeJS. There's countless of them, but I am extremely proficient in Brunch, Gulp, Grunt, Chaplin, and Brunch-With-Chaplin.

I'm currently building a ephemeral code jail for my company Prowl, it is open source. It's called Calaboose. Feel free to check out the source code here: Calaboose.

I'm also proficient in all container technology, this includes Ansible, Docker, Nitrous and Rancher. I'm particularly proficient in Docker, since Docker is written in the Go language, it's easier for me to navigate and edit source code. I also work with analytical clients like DataDog, Periscope and Mixpanel fairly reguarly.

In my 10+ years I've deployed and managed highly available server systems across the world from small office deployments to large-scale multi-site data center deployments, through all stack layers from networking up through application-level.

I’ve held client-facing roles and have experience using concrete skills like active listening and relationship building to create harmony & rapport between product, sales, and engineering stakeholders, good relationships, build great companies.

To see what I'm brewing up in the tech world from time-to-time you can check out the Prowl GitHub, or my personal GitHub. I'm usually working on SQuirreL SQL, HamlJS, Django fixes, or the NPM package manager on my free time.

I'm also an expert on mining Bitcoin. In particular, tracing where the Bitcoins are going and what they are being allocated to. Below are all my social things, feel free to contact me, that's not a guarantee I will respond.