profile sourced from GitHub
Scouting report
GitHub-Skills tutorial repos; 'Senior' label not supported by activity
assessed from open-source footprint
Despite a 'Senior' tag, the public repositories tell an early-learning story: every featured project is a 'My clone repository' from GitHub's own Skills courses (deploy-to-Azure, markdown, merge conflicts, pull requests, Actions). The merged pull requests are against his own tutorial repos, not external open-source projects, so there are no verified outside contributions. Languages span JavaScript, HTML, Python, and CSS, but with zero stars and no commits last year the account is dormant. The experience label overstates what the work shows; treat this as a foundational, self-paced learner.
Authorship & open source
What they build
Industry experience
- Productivity & SaaS
Signal breakdown
0
9
44% forks
1
12.2 yr
0
Quiet
100% stale
Strengths
- Verified author — wrote 100% of commits on skills-communicate-using-markdown
- 12 merged pull requests
- Frontend focus with Backend
- Domain experience in Productivity & SaaS
- Core stack: JavaScript, HTML, Python, CSS
About
Skills
- JavaScript
- HTML
- Python
- CSS
Featured work
Skills Deploy To Azure
My clone repository
- JavaScript
by JOHN NEFRY PERALTA GUZMAN
Skills Communicate Using Markdown
My clone repository
- Code
by JOHN NEFRY PERALTA GUZMAN
Skills Resolve Merge Conflicts
My clone repository
- Code
by JOHN NEFRY PERALTA GUZMAN
Skills Review Pull Requests
My clone repository
- HTML
by JOHN NEFRY PERALTA GUZMAN
Skills Test With Actions
My clone repository
- Code
by JOHN NEFRY PERALTA GUZMAN
Skills Release Based Workflow
My clone repository
- JavaScript
by JOHN NEFRY PERALTA GUZMAN