“I had the great pleasure to work with Tim while at Agilysys. Tim was the architect for the rGuest Buy products. He is the epitome of what I expect of an architect: intelligent, curious, deep-learner, technical leader, excellent communicator and a patient mentor. All who worked with Tim spoke highly of him and his work. Tim is a great collaborator, both when local and remote. He drove a number of key technical initiatives and decisions at Agilysys, as well as being very hands on in supporting his team. I can't speak highly enough of Tim and would work with him again if given the chance. I strongly recommend him to any organization that needs a great software architecture leader.”
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A versatile and detail-oriented challenge seeker, combining hands-on development…
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Some people seem to think from my posts that I'm an AI Luddite when it comes to programming. That's not true. I am, however, an AI-hype antagonist…
Some people seem to think from my posts that I'm an AI Luddite when it comes to programming. That's not true. I am, however, an AI-hype antagonist…
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🎉 Excited to share that I've earned two new certifications in Sumo Logic: Fundamentals and Search Mastery! 🚀 These certifications are a big step…
🎉 Excited to share that I've earned two new certifications in Sumo Logic: Fundamentals and Search Mastery! 🚀 These certifications are a big step…
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You have no idea of how sick I've gotten with people taking technical terms (e.g., TDD) and perverting them to mean something else entirely, claiming…
You have no idea of how sick I've gotten with people taking technical terms (e.g., TDD) and perverting them to mean something else entirely, claiming…
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Organizer
Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup
- 4 years
Science and Technology
I organize membership and activities for the group, curate topics and speakers, and help connect members with the local JavaScript community. I host and present a variety of topics related to JavaScript, along with hands-on coding, as a way to promote the language and facilitate learning for members of the development community here in Santa Barbara.
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President
Paradise Dive Club
- 1 year 1 month
Environment
I chair monthly club meetings and quarterly board meetings, and organize activities for the club including sanctioned dives, eco-tourism, ocean conservation initiatives, and non-diving events. I act as liaison for the local community, ensuring the club is involved in important causes and local events .
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Co-Organizer
Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup
- 1 year 4 months
Science and Technology
I host and present a variety of topics related to JavaScript, along with hands-on coding, as a way to promote the language and facilitate learning for members of the development community here in Santa Barbara.
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Vice President
Paradise Dive Club
- 2 years 1 month
Environment
I assist the President and run club and board meetings in his absence. I help facilitate club activities including sanctioned dives, eco-tourism, ocean conservation initiatives, and non-diving events.
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jQuery.SpinJS
- Present
See projectI created a jQuery plugin wrapping Felix Gnass' excellent spin.js. The plugin adds a background div with configurable color and transparency, and supports AMD.
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Public Speaking 2020
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"Scaling Lean/Agile Metrics Across Your Software Company", with Heidi Helfand - LeanAgile US, Feb, 2020
"Scaling Lean/Agile Metrics Across Your Software Company", with Heidi Helfand - LeanAgile London *remote), Apr, 2020 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMATppt1nao
"Top JavaScript Exploits and How to Prevent Them" - JSConf Belgium (remote), Jun, 2020
"Scaling Lean/Agile Metrics Across Your Software Company", with Heidi Helfand - Agile SoCal (remote), Jul, 2020
"Scaling Lean/Agile…"Scaling Lean/Agile Metrics Across Your Software Company", with Heidi Helfand - LeanAgile US, Feb, 2020
"Scaling Lean/Agile Metrics Across Your Software Company", with Heidi Helfand - LeanAgile London *remote), Apr, 2020 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMATppt1nao
"Top JavaScript Exploits and How to Prevent Them" - JSConf Belgium (remote), Jun, 2020
"Scaling Lean/Agile Metrics Across Your Software Company", with Heidi Helfand - Agile SoCal (remote), Jul, 2020
"Scaling Lean/Agile Metrics Across Your Software Company", with Heidi Helfand - Flow-ZA Meetup, South Africa (remote), Aug, 2020 https://www.meetup.com/Flow-ZA/events/271581308/ -
Public Speaking 2019
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"TDCD: Test Driven Component Development" - JSConf Belgium, Jun, 2019
"Taming Technical Debt" - Legacy Code Rocks Podcast, Jun, 2019 https://www.legacycode.rocks/podcast-1/episode/706d13ef/taming-technical-debt-with-tim-doherty
"TDCD: Test Driven Component Development" - JSConf US, Aug, 2019 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDoq37lXHEw
"JSParty Podcast, Ep. 43" - Aug, 2019 https://changelog.com/jsparty/43
"Talkscript Podcast, Ep. 16" - Aug, 2019…"TDCD: Test Driven Component Development" - JSConf Belgium, Jun, 2019
"Taming Technical Debt" - Legacy Code Rocks Podcast, Jun, 2019 https://www.legacycode.rocks/podcast-1/episode/706d13ef/taming-technical-debt-with-tim-doherty
"TDCD: Test Driven Component Development" - JSConf US, Aug, 2019 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDoq37lXHEw
"JSParty Podcast, Ep. 43" - Aug, 2019 https://changelog.com/jsparty/43
"Talkscript Podcast, Ep. 16" - Aug, 2019 https://talkscript.sitepen.com/episode-18-ethics-es6-in-practice-dynamic-css-live-at-jsconf-us/ -
Public Speaking 2018
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"TDCD - Test Driven Component Development", Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, December 2018: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yns4s2pCXd0
"ES6 in Practice" - JSConf US 2018 https://2018.jsconf.us/speakers/tim-doherty/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fh0VYI-_uPg&list=PL37ZVnwpeshGGVeMxXxCxjQZBJq5bqM7b&index=15TalkScript Podcast Episode 18, live from JSConf - https://www.sitepen.com/blog/2018/09/06/episode-18-ethics-es6-in-practice-dynamic-css-live-at-jsconf-us/
JSParty Podcast Episode 43…"TDCD - Test Driven Component Development", Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, December 2018: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yns4s2pCXd0
"ES6 in Practice" - JSConf US 2018 https://2018.jsconf.us/speakers/tim-doherty/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fh0VYI-_uPg&list=PL37ZVnwpeshGGVeMxXxCxjQZBJq5bqM7b&index=15TalkScript Podcast Episode 18, live from JSConf - https://www.sitepen.com/blog/2018/09/06/episode-18-ethics-es6-in-practice-dynamic-css-live-at-jsconf-us/
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Public Speaking 2017
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"ES6 in Practice" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, June 2017
"Object Oriented JavaScript" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, January 2017
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Public Speaking 2016
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"Webpack: Anatomy of a Module Bundler" - BellevueJS, August 2016
"Webpack: Anatomy of a Module Bundler" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, May 2016
"Object Oriented JavaScript" - Learn to Code Santa Barbara / SBJS, May 2016
"Music in the Browser: Exploring the Web Audio API" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, February 2016 -
Public Speaking 2015
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"Treating Framwork Fatigue with JavaScript" - JSConf US Last Call, December 2015
"ES6 / Angular / Grunt in the Enterprise" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, November 2015
"ECMAScript 6 In Depth, Part III" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, August 2015
"ECMAScript 6 In Depth, Part II" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, June 2015
"ECMAScript 6 In Depth, Part I" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, May 2015
"2015 Fluent Conf Recap" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, April…"Treating Framwork Fatigue with JavaScript" - JSConf US Last Call, December 2015
"ES6 / Angular / Grunt in the Enterprise" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, November 2015
"ECMAScript 6 In Depth, Part III" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, August 2015
"ECMAScript 6 In Depth, Part II" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, June 2015
"ECMAScript 6 In Depth, Part I" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, May 2015
"2015 Fluent Conf Recap" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, April 2015
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Public Speaking 2014
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"Yo! Modern Web Workflows With Yeoman" - Santa Barbara JavaScript Meetup, August 2014
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