Web Technology.
Modern and fresh.
React. With more than 5 years of experience under my belt, I have built various applications with the library and dedicated myself to continual education and growth with its evolving ecosystem.
TanStack Query. Utilizing mutations and queries to interact with servers helped cleanse my code bases from unnecessary useEffects. It also allows me the ability to easily manage client-side cache, invalidate queries, and perform optimistic updates.
Tailwind. A lighting fast utility based tool for styling applications. The large community surrounding it and tools like tailwind-merge make it easy to get styling inspiration and manage combined styles.
Vite. Increased build speed and ease of bundling and managing plug-ins makes Vite my go-to for building Single-Page Applications (SPAs).
Jotai For complex global state scenarios, I like to use Jotai because it has a unique managing approach- its atomic approach; it allows you to easily create and access atoms for management. Their site has recipes for more complex scenarios, like broadcasting events.
TanStack Router. Type safety, plug-ins and a large range of other features makes this a great router to use for new projects. TanStack Router offers two ways to manage routes- traditional code-based routing and file-based routing, which gives a Multi-Page Application (MPA) structure to an SPA.
Astro. Developer tools, tailwind/multi framework integration support, and image optimization make Astro a great tool for building microsites; it is what I used in the development of this portfolio!
C# and .NET. Holding a previous back-end leaning position, I built various Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and services in addition to modeling data with Entity Framework Core.
Databases. When it comes to building databases I have experience with both code-first and manual query-first approaches. I started my career with SQL Server, creating queries by scratch to now using Postgres utilizing tools such as EF Core and Drizzle to generate the schema.
REST. I have experience with building REST APIs that consisted of more than 30 controllers for a large-scale ERP system.
GraphQL. A different approach to building APIs that utilizes the idea of queries and mutations. This approach permits clients to query the server for specific data instead of entire payloads. I have experience building resolvers with HotChocolate and interacting with the server using graphql-request.
