A passionate frontend developer with a strong foundation in Information Technology, skilled in building scalable, high-performance web and mobile applications. With expertise in React.js, Next.js, and React Native, they specialize in crafting responsive, user-focused digital experiences. They bring strengths in UI/UX design, performance optimization, API integration, state management, and Agile development. With experience leading impactful projects like food delivery platforms and mobile apps, they're now seeking new opportunities to contribute to innovative, user-centric teams.
Developing is challenging endeavour. The learning process and the job application that leads to more learning. I don't think there is a moment in programming when you still don't learn.
I have applied for a couple of jobs and I keep getting the same comment about improving my front end. I'm not sure I can describe the emotions, I can only say it felt awful. I decided to learn even more then(didn't feel much like my choice though), I learnt typescript but still wanted that extra kicker. Now, I'm learning Data Structure and Algorithms but I still don't think I'm good enough.
I decided to reach out to one of my mentors, now I'm just trying to build a couple of projects to fill my portfolio and to look for an original design to remake my portfolio. I don't expect to be perfect but I hope to be more prepared next time.
Today's article isn't having any code, I will only put a code if it helps convey a joke😂. Regardless now I have a couple of projects that I want to complete in the next 31 days both the Backend and the Frontend. I hope this turns out to be a success story not just burnout.
A Developer's life is a roller coaster and I am just beginning to feel the heat. I hope I can push out of this phase very well. I can say in my backend learning, I can come quite far but still have a lot to go.
I will try to keep the blog through the journey
