Rich Johnson is a Professor of Information and Computer Sciences at the University of Hawaii with over 19 years of software engineering experience and a teaching appointment dating back to 1987. He blends academic rigor with practical web development skills, having contributed full‑stack and front‑end work to Jekyll-based portfolio sites using Semantic UI and custom JavaScript for data integration. Based in Kailua, Hawaii, he focuses on making technical content accessible and visually engaging, fixing broken links and improving UX as part of his open-source contributions. His long tenure in academia combined with hands‑on engineering on public repos highlights a pragmatic approach to both instruction and software delivery. An understated strength is his ability to translate academic profiles and bios into structured, reusable data—bridging documentation, pedagogy, and deployable web artifacts.
Contributions:112 commits, 3 PRs, 111 pushes in 5 years 5 months
Contributions summary:Rich primarily worked on developing the front-end of the "ICS Portfolios Home Page" website. Their contributions included implementing HTML and CSS structures with Semantic UI and JavaScript, as well as integrating portfolio data. The user also focused on modifying the website's layout and visual elements. Moreover, the user worked on the Javascript file that reads in bio and profile data and writes a Jekyll data file.
Contributions:129 commits, 30 PRs, 128 pushes in 4 years 8 months
Contributions summary:Rich primarily worked on creating the front-end for a technical portfolio website using Jekyll and Semantic UI. Their initial commits set up a basic site structure with a custom CSS and about page. They then implemented a Semantic UI starter template and designed the home and project pages using this framework. The user also addressed broken links and improved the visual presentation of project information.
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