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JordanMingle

  • Philadelphia, PA

    Empowering peoplethrough technology

    I build end-to-end web products — APIs, admin tools, and customer-facing UI — with SvelteKit, TypeScript, Ruby on Rails, and WordPress.

    • Svelte
    • TypeScript
    • Vite
    • Ruby on Rails
    • WordPress
    hello@jordanmingle.dev
    Jordan Mingle

    Recent Works

    Carousel highlights and a full list — what I build and how I frame problems.

    About

    How I work with teams, what I optimize for, and the stacks I reach for most.

    Recent posts

    Longer notes on delivery, tooling, and lessons from real systems.

  • Selected work

    Product UI, data views, and integrations — cards link out when there’s a public URL.

    • This portfolio

      This portfolio

      SvelteKit portfolio — section routing, contact API, theme and type prefs.

    • Product dashboards

      Product dashboards

      Role-aware filters and APIs for readable dashboards at scale.

    • E‑commerce UX

      E‑commerce UX

      Mobile-first checkout and catalog with room for merchandising to iterate.

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  • 🖖 Hello, I'mJordan Mingle

    I build where product meets infrastructure: dependable services, interfaces that stay legible as requirements shift, and deploys calm enough to repeat weekly.

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    Education

    CS foundations plus years of just-in-time learning — new runtimes and frameworks ship fast; staying current is part of the craft, not a side hobby.

    Experience

    Rails and SvelteKit in production, WordPress when editorial speed wins, and the tests, logging, and release habits that keep incidents rare and recoverable.

    History

    A through line of shipping, reflecting, and leveling up — from first production outages to owning vertical slices on larger systems.
    JordanMingle — portrait illustration

  • Recent posts

    Longer notes on delivery, email plumbing, and how I like to run a stack. Open a card for the full post, or jump to Works for the project snapshot.

    • Feb 18, 2026 Shipping faster with small, boring stacks Why I reach for typed front ends, predictable deploys, and documentation that survives handoff. Read
    • Jan 6, 2026 Notes from the contact form: spam, deliverability, and humans Honeypots, Mailgun, and keeping transactional mail out of the promotions tab — a short field report. Read
    • Nov 2, 2025 Three projects worth a closer look Skip the blog for a moment — the Works carousel is where stack choices, constraints, and shipped surfaces show up in one place. Read

  • Get in touch

    For project inquiries, collaboration, or a straight technical question — send a short note. I read what lands here; generic recruiter blasts are fine to skip.