Hey, I’m Tim, a full-stack software developer living in Mexico City.
I have 12 years of experience building all kinds of web and mobile applications, servers and APIs.
Interested in building something together? Let’s chat
Hot Page is my own business, a web site builder where you can write real code in a visual editor with guardrails to make it easier for beginner coders, designers and overworked freelancers looking for a fast solution.
Typetrigger is a boutique social network designed to help writers practice their craft. Every six hours we send a new prompt to the community and writers respond with a short post. From there it works like any other social network: you can follow your favorite creators, like posts, comment and send direct messages.
I’ve built websites for more than 25 years, long enough to build up an encyclopedic knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript that let’s me quickly throw together most projects and gives me the depth to take on bigger ones.
Before starting my career in software development, I was a data journalist and staff writer at the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal, covering politics in Washington, D.C. I wrote about the intersection of money in politics during President Obama’s two presidential campaigns and the midterms, as well as lobbying and congressional ethics in non-election years.
My background in writing has helped me communicate clearly during my software career, whether it’s marketing Hot Page or working with clients to make sure I build exactly what they are looking for. It also taught me how to make a deadline under pressure.