I believe in practice—it’s almost like a religion to me. Doing, not just reading. That’s how I learn best.
I like project-based learning. Getting my hands dirty, especially in tech. Because theory is great, but building something? That’s where real understanding happens.
I also trust the basics. They free my mind. When you master the fundamentals, adapting to new technology feels natural—because tech evolves fast.
That’s why I created this repository. A place to sharpen my core skills and stay updated with the latest tech.
It’s simple: practice, adapt, grow.
I use freeCodeCamp to fill my knowledge gaps in full-stack development. It’s a well-known community-driven bootcamp that has helped thousands land jobs at tech companies including Apple, Google, Microsoft, Spotify and Amazon.
- Responsive Web Design
- JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures
- Front End Development Libraries
- Data Visualization
- Relational Database
- Back End Development and APIs
- Quality Assurance
I went through countless exercises, built over 35 hands-on projects, earned more than 3,000 points, and completed 7 certifications—representing over 2,100 hours of work. You can see my progress here.
I started as a front-end developer—just building interfaces, making things look good. But over time, curiosity pulled me deeper. I wanted to understand the whole system, not just the surface. So, I evolved into a full-stack developer.
I have worked with agencies like Creative Haus, Cactus Themes, and Redline Coders. I have also been part of companies like Morph Ventures and Ventive. And sometimes, I went solo—freelancing on Upwork, tackling projects end-to-end.
Each experience shaped me. Different teams, different challenges. But the goal remained the same—solving problems, learning, and growing.
You can explore my work history on my LinkedIn projects listing.
