My Skills

Started learning React in early 2023 to build dynamic web applications. Today, it's become my primary frontend framework for building single-page applications.

When I had more experience with CSS frameworks, I adopted Tailwind in early 2023 for its utility-first approach and fast styling capabilities.

My primary version control system for all my projects. I use Git since 2022 for tracking changes and synchronizing my work across devices.

Prior to Tailwind, Bootstrap was the first introduction I had to CSS frameworks in 2022, and I used it extensively for its components and responsive web design capabilities.

Learned in late 2022 after gaining proficiency in JavaScript, Node.js has been my go-to backend runtime for building web-based server-side applications and APIs.

Similar to HTML/CSS, I learned JavaScript in 2021. Today, I use it extensively for React and Node.js development.

Alongside Git, I store most of my projects on GitHub. Over the years, I've published some of my projects publicly and deployed them using GitHub Pages too.

Started in 2021 alongside Python to work with Flask. Today, it remains one of my most used skill sets as I continue to work on web applications.

Started learning SQL in 2022 for database integration. Since then, I've used it extensively for both personal and academic projects.

The second programming language I started learning in 2021. Python still remains one of the primary languages I use today for anything automation related.

My first programming language I learned in 2020. Without AI, I relied on online resources and Javadocs in order to learn. I primarily used it to develop Minecraft plugins before moving onto Android development.

I have experience using C# for specific utility scripts and file manipulation tasks. While I am familiar with the syntax due to my Java background, I am still exploring the wider .NET ecosystem.