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About Me

Hi, my name is Andrew M McCall and thank you for visiting my website. My website journey began in 1998 when I created my first Bon Jovi fan website (it was terrible)!

I primarily work with Go and Javascript these days. Sometimes I dive into Wordpress as well when needed.

My favorite part of developing web applications is helping to solve real world business problems.

I have worked with Javascript, Go, PHP, Wordpress, Git, SQL, Postgresql, Mongodb, and many other technologies.

I currently live in Traverse City, Michigan. I am married to Elizabeth Bohnhorst and pet father to Ally.

In my free time I enjoy coffee, bike riding, freshwater aquariums, writing songs, and spending time with my wife and dog.

This site mainly serves as a teaching / learning resource. I love chatting with other developers, especially new developers making a career transition.

I would like to connect with you! Book A Free Web Dev Coffee Chat Session With Me.

Andrew M McCall in front of a desert painted background

My Recent Posts

Call, Apply, And Bind Methods In Javascript

By: Andrew M McCall
Published: Nov 15, 2023
Call, apply, and bind methods can be confusing for newer Javascript developers. In this post, we break down Call, Apply, And Bind methods for newer Javascript developers.
Call, Apply, And Bind Methods In Javascript

Google Analytics 4: Key Differences From Universal Analytics

By: Andrew M McCall
Published: Feb 09, 2023
Updated: Feb 09, 2023
My Notes From Google Skillshop Course on Google Analytics 4 On The Differences Between GA4 and Universal Analytics
Google Analytics 4: Key Differences From Universal Analytics

Vanilla Javascript Carousel Slider: A Beginner's Tutorial

By: Andrew M McCall
Published: Jan 29, 2023
Updated: Jan 29, 2023
Vanilla Javascript Carousel Slider: A Beginner Slider A photo or content slider is one of the oldest, but most popular design assets one can create with javascript. Many developers will reach for popular carousel frameworks such as swiper, slick, or photoswipe. Most of the time, you don’t need so much overhead. Let’s build a slider together and see how we can build a responsive slider without using a ton of a extra javascript.
Vanilla Javascript Carousel Slider: A Beginner's Tutorial

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