Ruby on Rails developer: Jason Garber from United States, Philadelphia

Jason Garber

Aliases	jgarber
Location	United States, Philadelphia

I am a freelance Ruby on Rails developer who started working with Rails in 2005 on Rails 0.12 and HTML+CSS about eight years before that. Now I like my Rails 3.1 applications with HAML, SCSS, RSpec, Cucumber, Factory Girl, Dupe, jQuery, and other performance-enhancing supplements. I strive for clean code and elegant user interfaces. I’m a BDD and Agile advocate. I also use and commend the Dvorak keyboard layout

I maintain RedCloth — the Textile library for Ruby started by why the lucky stiff — and the RedCloth Textile reference site. RedCloth is an enormously popular RubyGem in the Ruby community.

RedCloth rewrite in Parslet is currently underway. Plans include “round trip” Textile → HTML → Textile and finally switching that gem name to lowercase.
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I do freelance Ruby and Rails development on a retainer basis. Get in touch if you need a reliable and reflective Rails developer.

Homepage: http://github.com/jgarber

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Jason Garber has been recommended by (2)

Zach Dennis , John W. Long,
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Kaspar Schiess , John W. Long , _WhyTheLuckyStiff , Zach Dennis , Alfredo Cipriani Oliveira Ribeiro

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Using Ruby for 6 years 9 months
Using Rails for 6 years 9 months

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