John Daniel
About John Daniel
John Daniel is a React Developer with experience in designing and implementing web applications using various technologies. He has worked for notable companies such as Metro Inc., Boston Consulting Group, and currently RaceTrac, focusing on state management and user experience.
Work at RaceTrac
John Daniel currently serves as a React Developer at RaceTrac, having joined the company in 2023. His role involves utilizing React to create and maintain web applications that align with the company's design standards. He integrates Bootstrap to enhance user experience and ensures that applications are responsive and visually appealing. His work contributes to the overall functionality and performance of web solutions at RaceTrac, based in Atlanta, Georgia.
Previous Experience at Metro Inc.
Prior to his current position, John worked at Metro Inc. as a React Developer from 2020 to 2022. During his tenure in Germany, he focused on implementing asynchronous HTTP requests using axios and promise, which facilitated efficient data retrieval. He also architected ReactJS applications with Redux, effectively separating data and presentation layers, and utilized Redux stores for state management.
Experience at Boston Consulting Group
John Daniel was employed at Boston Consulting Group (BCG) as a React Developer from 2017 to 2020. In this role, he developed various web applications, honing his skills in React and front-end development. His contributions included designing reusable components and implementing High Order Components to connect React components with the Redux store, which enhanced the efficiency and maintainability of the codebase.
Education and Expertise
John possesses a strong background in front-end development, particularly with React. His expertise includes using React hooks for designing reusable components and deploying loggers in Redux-Middleware to monitor data flow. He is skilled in test-driven development and has experience with full-stack web services, having designed a service called Social-Self-Service for Apple using technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, SASS, Bootstrap, React.js, TypeScript, and Gatsby.