An aspiring Frontend Developer with a year of experience building fullstack and frontend APIs, I have strong communication skills and a deep understanding of how to work with others. My experience in client-facing roles and as a tutor has given me the ability to ask the right questions and learn from others, which is a crucial skill for any developer. I was able to demonstrate these skills during the BrightNetwork Technology Academy, where our final project received recognition for being both creative and efficient.
Programming is important because it allows us to harness the power of engineering to improve the lives of people on a daily basis. This is what inspires me to code. The ability to be creative and collaborate with like-minded individuals from around the world to solve complex problems using technology however, is what excites me.
Bright Network Technology Academy
JUL 22- Current
Self Employed
Aug 22- Current
Guidepoint
Dec 21- May 22
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This project is a collaborative effort that leverages the React library and a Java SpringBoot API to build a web application that allows users to communicate their world travels in the form of photos located on a map. The application integrates with various APIs, including Google Maps, Geolocation, and Google Search, to offer a comprehensive and interactive user experience. It also uses Firebase Storage to store user data and uploaded photos, to be rendered upon page load. This app is designed to be used by travellers and long distance loved ones- where individuals can track each others updates from around the world in the form of pictures, captions and dates.
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A RESTful API containing repositories,services, models and controllers; developed using Spring and PostgreSQL. This project is a local 2-player tic-tac-toe game where players take turns trying to place 3 of their counters in a vertical, horizontal, or diagonal sequence. The results are stored in a SQL database, which records the game ID, the players associated with that game, the status of the game, and the winner (if the game is complete). We used Postman to test our code, ensuring that the API allows us to add players to a game and create sequences that result in a winner when any of the winning combinations are satisfied.
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This fully-responsive modern portfolio website is built using Next.JS, a framework for building server-rendered or statically-exported React applications. It is written in TypeScript, helping me catch errors before I run my code. The website is designed using Tailwind CSS, a utility-first CSS framework that makes it easy to style your application with low-specificity, modular styles. It allows me to apply styles directly to my HTML elements using classes, rather than having to define styles in a separate CSS file. It also implements animations and gestures using Framer Motion, a library for creating animations and gestures in React.
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