INDEPENDENT DEVELOPER / PUERTO RICO

JGRVERSE — PERSONAL WORKSPACE

Jonathan Gonzalez.

I’m an independent developer working with code, practical automation and programming education. This is where those interests come together.

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science

Inside my workspace

Three ways I work with technology. Select a piece to explore.

One independent developer.

Programming · Automation · Education

01 / FOCUS

From an idea
to something useful.

Development

Purpose-built scripts, small tools and integrations for a clearly defined task. The starting point is what the software needs to do and how we will check it.

Utility scripts
Data handling
API integrations

Automation

Connect repeatable steps in request tracking, data cleanup, reporting and document organization. Keep exceptions visible and human decisions where they belong.

n8n workflows
Recurring reports
Review queues

Programming education

JGRVERSE Academy is my education project: introductory programming courses, guided practice and automatic assessments. A place to build understanding one step at a time.

Start from zero
Practice inside Moodle
Automatic feedback

02 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORK

Hello,
I’m Jonathan.

I’m Jonathan Gonzalez, an independent developer based in Puerto Rico with a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. Programming is at the center of my work: understanding a problem, writing clear instructions and checking the result.

Through JGRVERSE, I bring together small development projects, workflow automation and my programming education project, JGRVERSE Academy. You work directly with me, with the scope agreed before work begins.

ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONComputer ScienceBACHELOR’S DEGREE

HOW WE WOULD WORK TOGETHER

A defined task.
A result we can check.

01
Define the task
Agree on the inputs, expected result, access and limits before building.
02
Build a working example
Use sample data to test the normal path, mistakes and failure cases.
03
Explain the handover
Document how to use it, check its output and pause it when needed.

03 / CONTINUING THE PRACTICE

Technical foundations.

Training that informs how I approach code, systems and data.

CompTIA A+

Hardware, operating systems, networks and a methodical approach to troubleshooting.

CompTIA AutoOps+

Scripting, validation and repeatable processes to reduce manual work.

Database Fundamentals

Tables, relationships and queries to understand and organize information.

04 / DIRECT CONTACT

Have a task
or an idea in mind?

Tell me what you’re trying to build or improve, the tools involved and the result you need. We can start by defining a practical scope.

WORKSPACE / DEMONSTRATION

Explore the workspace

A small JavaScript example: keep the first record for each request ID. The sample stays in your browser.

deduplicate.js READ-ONLY EXAMPLE

const seen = new Set();
const unique = requests.filter(request => {
  if (seen.has(request.id)) return false;
  seen.add(request.id);
  return true;
});

A Set remembers IDs during this run. The filter keeps a record only when its ID has not been seen.

Sample input

Three fictional requests
Request	Task
REQ-01	Weekly report
REQ-02	File checklist
REQ-01	Weekly report

Ready. Run the example to see which records remain.

This illustrates a programming decision. Persistent storage, validation and concurrency need their own design in a real application.

JGRVERSE ACADEMY / TRY A SMALL STEP

Programming starts with understanding what your instructions do. Try this short example.

PYTHON / FIRST STEPS

message = "Hello, world!"
print(message)

message stores the text. print() displays it. What appears when this code runs?

Your answer stays here. This preview does not record grades or create an account.

The Academy offers introductory programming courses with guided practice and automatic assessments. Course content is primarily in Spanish; this preview is in English.

Jonathan Gonzalez.

Inside my workspace

From an ideato something useful.

Development

Automation

Programming education

Hello,I’m Jonathan.

A defined task.A result we can check.

Define the task

Build a working example

Explain the handover