Welcome to My Portfolio
I am a software engineer located in California, with expertise in front-end development.
Ask me about React | Angular | Vue | Next.js | Node.js
About Me
I am a Software Engineer currently developing web applications using React, Next.js, Node.js, and Angular. I have over ten years of experience in front-end development and have worked on various international projects for clients in different industries from start-ups to big techs. I am proud contributor to some open-source projects that are listed below
My primary skills include writing clean code, creating responsive designs, optimizing performance, and ensuring cross-browser compatibility. My main goal is to create engaging web experiences that satisfy users' and stakeholders' needs and expectations. I also enjoy exploring new technologies and best practices to enhance my skills and deliver high-quality solutions.
Technologies I Work With
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Main Technologies
Next.js: A React framework for server-side rendering and static site generation. Version: 14.2.5
React: A JavaScript library for building user interfaces. Version: ^18
React DOM: The entry point of the DOM-related rendering paths. Version: ^18
Management
Redux React DOM: The entry point of the DOM-related rendering paths. Version: ^18
State Management
Redux Toolkit: A set of tools to simplify Redux development. Version: ^2.2.7
React Redux: Official React bindings for Redux. Version: ^9.1.2
Styling
Sass: A CSS preprocessor to write more maintainable and scalable CSS. Version: ^1.77.8
Linting
ESLint: A tool for identifying and reporting on patterns found in ECMAScript/JavaScript code. Version: ^8
ESLint Config Next: ESLint configuration used by Next.js. Version: 14.2.5
ESLint Plugin JSX A11y: Static AST checker for accessibility
Analytics
Google Analytics: Real time event tracking, reporting, and more.
CSS Child Selectors CheatSheet
This is a cheat sheet for CSS child selectors. It includes examples of how to use each selector and what it does. Hover over the elements to see the effect of the selector.
