Mohnish Jadwani

I have had the opportunity to built Ruby based Gems based on my past experience and I've also written a number of command line Ruby applications. I've always attempted to build my solutions keeping SOLID principles in my so that the cost of change is in minimal whenever we'd want to add enhancments to it. A good code sample of the kind of code that I could write in Ruby is available here: https://github.com/boddhisattva/sales_tax

Through some of my past projects I have had the opportunity to work on large scale applications including an Ecommerce application, a Social Networking application and even on systems with a multi tenant architecture. I've enjoyed optimizing performance of these apps so that they could have faster page load times through performance improvement strategies like - caching, using redis, adding indexes in the database for required columns and other ways of optimizing SQL queries, using background jobs, eager loading, memoization etc.,.  Tools used - In addition to databases like Postgres and MySQL I'm familiar with using tools like Redis, RabbitMQ, Elasticsearch and Sidekiq. I'm also knowledgeable with writing unit tests in rspec and minitest, integration tests using Capybara and even using request specs for testing API's.  A good code sample of the kind of code that I could write in Rails is an Expenses app(https://trackyourexpenses.herokuapp.com/) that I built using Rails(code available here - https://github.com/boddhisattva/expenses) .

I have had the experience with building an API based Phoenix application in the past. I also keep solving exercises on Exercism's Elixir track whenever I get an opportunity to dive deeper into the world of Elixir. Some of my open source(including side projects) Elixir related contributions include: * Have contributed to the Hexpm Package manger(contributions present here - https://github.com/hexpm/hexpm/commits?author=boddhisattva)   * A ThoughtWorks Sales Tax problem(https://github.com/boddhisattva/sales_tax) built using Elixir