Jesús Botella is a seasoned frontend developer with 12 years of experience building web and mobile applications, specializing in mapping and data visualization. He has driven frontend modernization at CARTO—migrating dashboards from Backbone to Vue, integrating legacy components, and contributing to notable open-source projects like cartodb and carto.js. Comfortable across the full stack, Jesús has hands-on experience with Node.js, Python, MongoDB and mobile hybrid/native apps, and has led small teams and startups bringing products from prototype to production. Based in Madrid, he combines a pragmatic focus on performance and developer experience with a curiosity for new languages and visualization libraries (e.g., Deck.gl), and maintains active open-source work on GitHub.
12 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Tecnología de la información, Bachelor's degree, Tecnología de la información at Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha
Contributions:2004 commits, 304 PRs, 1659 pushes in 2 years 8 months
Contributions summary:Jesús's contributions focused on the new dashboard project, implementing I18n using Backbone, creating dialog views, and setting up React-based components. They were involved in UI development with Vue, creating the map card component, and integrating a feedback popup, showcasing a focus on frontend work. Additionally, the user updated the code to incorporate the new version of the library and handle both dataset and map-related functionalities.
Contributions:133 commits, 23 PRs, 117 pushes in 2 years 6 months
Contributions summary:Jesús primarily contributed to the JavaScript library, carto.js, by fixing tests and applying hover effects to UI elements. Their work also involved merging branches and integrating legends into the embed views, specifically bubble legends. Furthermore, the user implemented new filter functionalities, including category and range filters, and also updated the documentation of these filters.
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