joshuamarquez.github.io

about

Tue, 04 Dec 2018 00:00:00 -0700

Who Am I?

Hi!, I’m Josué Márquez Navarro, a Full-stack developer.

I love…

Mountaineering
Mountain Biking
Coding
Learn new things
Fantastic/Sci-Fi stuff
Night Sky

Open source contributions

GitHub -> https://github.com/joshuamarquez?tab=repositories
npm -> https://www.npmjs.com/~joshua.marquez
Docker -> https://hub.docker.com/r/joshuamarquez
Maven -> https://bintray.com/joshuamarquez/maven

Experience

February 2018 - Present / Full-stack Developer at Agave Lab in Guadalajara, MX.

My work here is split in three main areas:

Back-end - Node.js, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, GraphQL, gRPC
Front-end - React, Sass, GraphQL, Redux, Webpack

How I Hacked computrabajo.com.mx

Wed, 29 Jun 2016 12:45:34 -0700

Hi community, today I will show you How I Hacked computrabajo.com.mx, a well known job market site in Latin America.

computrabajo.com.mx lets you post free jobs offers limited to the first 30 candidates, if the number of candidates interested in your offer exceeds then you have the option to pay for a full one to have access to the remaining candidates. Option to remove candidates subscribed to your offer is only “available” with a full job offer but I found a way to remove candidates from it in a free job offer allowing you to see the candidates that were hidden due to candidate limit exceeded.

How to use sails.io.js in Java

Sun, 12 Jun 2016 15:10:58 -0700

As we know sails.io.js is the Sails socket client that is bundled by default in new Sails apps. It is a lightweight wrapper that sits on top of the Socket.IO client whose purpose is to make sending and receiving messages from your Sails backend as simple as possible.

Currently sails.io.js has only support for Browser and Node.js. Here we will learn how to make .get(), .post(), .put(), .delete() and .request() methods from sails.io.js in Java with socket.io-client-java. For .off() and .on() there is no need since socket.io-client-java already does that.