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I do consulting and web development. I've worn many hats but these days I tend to work with startups and coach other developers.
Hi there, I am 13 years experienced Fullstack Developer. If you are facing any issue or wants to develop thing then we can connect. **Understanding the issue or task will be free in session. ** We can then agree to work on the task before starting the session. I work with following technologies: **Designing and developing SOA, rest apis and mircorservice architecture in c#.net , azure and nodejs frameworks **Developing web app with angular 5, react, redux, typscript, javascript and html 5 **Working with cloud with azure and aws both **Follow TDD and write unit tests with ms testing, karma/jasmine and spoc/junit framework **Using version control like git,bitbucket and tfs **Using DB like mongodb, oracle and sql server No charge/money back if I can't help GitHub: https://github.com/prasanjeetd Teams: pjeet_4411
I am a passionate JavaScript developer who enjoys writing clean code, helping others learn, and having fun! In my role at Veeva, I am an architect over all front end code, I am a subject matter expert of React, React Native, JavaScript, and Redux, and I have led several workshops where I teach others latest frontend development concepts.
I have been delivering technical training courses for over 7 years on a variety of subjects - I can help by giving full courses, pair programming to help you learn or if you have a specific problem you're trying to solve I'll work with you through it to help you resolve it and understand the solution. Outside of CodeMentor I am a Lead Engineer based in London & SF - I have experience working in large corporations & startups across Java, iOS, JavaScript & Web Technologies. ** If you belong to a group that is underrepresented in tech, and money is an issue, please ask me about reduced rates. **
Coding is as much a matter of personal growth as it is of logic and control-flow. I keep patience, curiosity, & exuberance in the same toolbox as vim and git.
- Specialise in design as well technical implementation of web & mobile solutions. - Love Polymer, RiotJS, Angular, VueJs, React + Redux - Ruby and Rails projects (API or Web MVCs) - Advocate decentralisation systems like dat, patchwork, ssb, blockchains etc. - Like to work with Cryptocurrency exchanges - Work heavily on Javascript, NodeJS, Java along with Python. - Keen to work on High traffic, scalable systems. (Love Big Data based solutions) - Keen to work on Web components driven jobs - A big user of AWS and cloud based services. - Advocate of Functions in the cloud architectures (FaaS like AWS Lambda and Azure CloudFunctions using Serverless framework) - Some DevOps expertise (docker and docker-compose) - Love working on newer HTML5 features. - Like coding Swagger based APIs - Like working in a TDD model. Test Driven Development. - Advocate of clean code. - ~14+ years of relevant coding & design experience - Worked with clients across globe - Believe in professionalism that lasts - Believe in lasting relationships. - Use a lot of Cloud tools - AWS/GCE/Heroku/VPS all - Work a lot on Node + Mongo + AWS stack with a Flux adhering view layer - AEM with java, maven and frontend skills - github.com/saurshaz, - Most of the work though is in private repositories , Can be shared on-demand Some of the recently worked upon applications - * AWS, GCE and outhr clouds expertise (dynamodb, lambdas, API gateway, RDS, VPC, EC2, kinesis etc.) * A public facing alumni based job portal -- letscatchup.net. Involves a job aggregators switch-ability with ease using a written-from-scratch framework * The current project which is a platform built on isomorphism of JS on browser and node world * Polymer based UI talking to REST calls, Documented with Swagger * Flux architecture e-store with APIs interaction * RiotJS project generator using webpack and shell script essentials * Worked actively on a heavy API interaction universal search solution very recently
Self taught, industry proven software engineer with a passion for language design and good UX. Have worked professionally for 10 years in Python, Javascript, Ruby, Scala, Elm, PHP/Hack, Rust, Haskell, and Elixir at both startups and massive tech companies such as Comcast and Meta (formerly Facebook)
I am an experienced Full Stack Developer, during the decade of my career, I saw the technology change at incredible speed, making me learn a new stack every year. I started working during the time when iframe and tables were "cool", and PHP was "the language of the future". I adopted Node.js in the moment that I saw that was superior to PHP and I never regretted that, from that day every project I develop, was with Node.js. During that time, not only my choice of database transitioned from MySQL (major choice in PHP) to MongoDB and finally to Postgres, redis and Mongo (choosing the right one for the right project), but I also learned that a successful website doesn't use simple queries, but also need that the database needs to execute some code on its side (triggers, functions, ...). I also made big jumps on the front end. Starting with vanillajs (badly), move to jQuery, then Kendo, then Dojo (a light version of jQuery), moving back to vanillajs because those frameworks had terrible performance, and finally discovering the joy of the uber-complicated first version of Angular. At the end, I discover React, and that has become a big part of my stack. I've been always passionate about my job, and I really enjoy what I do and learn new things. Many of the things that I learned during these years I didn't mention here, just because aren't relevant, or because the description will be too long. (At some point during all of that I also discover TDD and Docker)
Offering now basic Polymer help for beginners. Jack of all trades within IT and passionate about learning and sharing my knowledge with others. Key skills are within LAMP but have also a wealth of knowledge in areas other than just coding as you will see from my profile. Started my freelancing company in Sweden in 2007. Been interesting in programming and IT since I was 8.
Peter is a software developer, tech writer, and maker of flycd.dev. He's an OSS contributor (github.com/pmbanugo) and have written courses for Pluralsight and many others. You can check out my videos on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@pmbanugo)
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