Kingdom Isaac Orjiewuru

JavaScript and the web has become inseparable. The importance of having the knowledge of JavaScript as a web developer cannot be overemphasized. I have years of experience working with teams and using best practices in developing wonderful web experiences. I have also lead teams in developing applications using popular frameworks like Angular and React

Building highly scalable applications became much easier with the advent of React and frameworks like Flux and Redux. React caught my attention because of it's component based approach to handle elements in a web page and built in features for separation of concerns. I have very good experience using React with Redux and have built a number of applications with it.

Speed, large ecosystem of developers and the love of JavaScript made me delve into Node and it's been a wonderful experience. Compared to other backend languages that I have also used extensively, I have preference for JavaScript on Node. It has awesome frameworks and tools and is very dynamic.

My search for a fast minimalist web framework lead me to ExpressJS. I have good experience building REST APIs using this framework and have mentored others on how to use it.

What's the fuss about? I dived in to find out what exactly GraphQL was bringing to the table. GraphQL is a query language for APIs and serves as replacement for REST. The strong type system it provides and the proper documentation out of the box is amazing. I have built apps with it and also I've written articles which are published on GraphQL. I have also spoken on events and mentored developers on how to build with GraphQL.

There cannot be a webpage with out markup and styling. I have been working on applications that users can easily relate with and have an awesome experience using it. With my experience, I can help in developing any kind of web page and also help in answering any questions relating to this.