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My name is 🧔 John Romano D'Orazio.

I'm a ✝️ Catholic priest.

I enjoy 📷 photography, I enjoy activities such as ⛷️ skiing, and I enjoy 💻 coding, a hobby which I started when I was a little kid.

Languages I have learned:

GW-BASIC	PHP	HTML	JAVASCRIPT	CSS	JAVA	.NET	C++	ARDUINO	PROCESSING

Frameworks and libraries I use:

jQuery	ReactJS	Google Apps Script	Ruby on Rails	Bootstrap

I believe that programming can also be done in a 🤝 community spirit! I participate actively in the Open Source Catholic community founded by @geerlingguy (check out his projects!) and Slack workspace which I helped to launch.

If you find any of my projects useful, please consider contributing either to the codebase with your own expertise,
or with a small donation to help keep the server where they are made live running.

A few of the websites I have created, mostly with WordPress:

1. https://www.johnromanodorazio.com (Personal website / blog)
2. https://www.bibleget.io (BibleGet project)
3. https://www.premiovittoriobachelet.eu (National Photography contest I organized one year in Italy)
4. https://www.cappellaniauniroma3.org (Chaplaincy website at Roma Tre University)
5. https://www.litcal.johnromanodorazio.com (kudos to @mftruso for helping with the bootstrap theme!)
6. https://geographyofthefaith.bibleget.io (Work in Progress)

I run these websites and a few other services using:

APACHE	NGINX	....PHP....	.......FPM.......	DJANGO	UWSGI	RUBY	WORDPRESS	MEDIAWIKI	ELASTIC	ELASTICSEARCH	MYSQL	POSTGRESQL	MARIADB	DOCKER	GITLAB	POSTFIX	DOVECOT	ROUNDCUBE	PLESK	CESIUM	LETSENCRYPT	OPENFIRE

Aims to facilitate inserting Bible quotes into documents or websites.

• 🎯 API : BibleGet-I-O/endpoint
• ↪️ Microsoft Word 2013+ VSTO add-on : BibleGet-I-O/bibleget-msword-addin
• ↪️ Google Docs add-on : BibleGet-I-O/BibleGet-Google-Docs-Addin
• ↪️ Apache OpenOffice add-on : BibleGet-I-O/bibleget-openoffice
• ↪️ LibreOffice add-on : BibleGet-I-O/bibleget-libreoffice
• ↪️ WordPress add-on : BibleGet-I-O/bibleget-wordpress

An API with the data for the liturgical calendar, saint of the day, etc.

• 🎯 API : Liturgical-Calendar/LiturgicalCalendarAPI
• 📺 Frontend: Liturgical-Calendar/LiturgicalCalendarFrontend
• 🎯 Anniversary Calculator API: Liturgical-Calendar/LitCalAnniversaryCalculator
• 🧮 Anniversary Calculator Frontend: opera-romana-pellegrinaggi/litcal-anniversari-frontend

I have been participating lately in the OpenSourceCatholic community. Together with the fellow programmers in this community, we have started working on a project together, which can be useful for couples preparing to get married.

• 📖 https://github.com/opensourcecatholic/marriage-booklet

Seeing as I'm currently stationed in the Diocesan Pilgrimage Office, I have devoted some attention to projects having to do with pilgrimage as a human and religious experience.

Some of my first projects, as I was learning Javascript and jQuery, were jQuery plugins.

• 🕑 jQuery Clock => this is actually my most starred and forked project!

Unfortunately another plugin or two that I had written went missing. I had published them on the jQuery plugins repository, but at one point there was a glitch in the repository which wiped out all the plugins. I had just barely started using Github, and I didn't yet have repositories for these plugins, and I never did wind up trying to recover them. One plugin allowed you to click-n-drag across a group of checkboxes, or shift-click a range of checkboxes, in order to easily check multiple checkboxes without having to click on them one by one.

I also enjoy working with microcontrollers such as Arduino, which brought me to learn some Processing. I haven't made repositories for all of my Arduino / Processing projects yet, perhaps I should, but here are some:

• 🥧 Pythagoras Pie (Processing)
• 🔺 Pascal Triangle (Processing)

While I was a chaplain at Roma Tre University, I participated in the student Microcontrollers Users Group (MUG). Here are some of the projects I created while participating in the MUG:

• 🕰️ SmartClockGps : I never did complete the project. I was able to get the atomic timestamp from a GPS module, and display a time string on an LCD display. However I wanted to add a Real Time Clock component to the project, and I did create the circuitry, but I never finished re-writing the code.
• 📶 HC05_Automate_Communication - an attempt to create helper functions for working with a bluetooth module
• 📶 HC05_Manual_AT_Mode - an attempt to create helper functions for working with a bluetooth module

A few other projects never did get initialized as Github repositories, maybe someday I'll get back around to it 😄