Fullstack Developer · Open to freelance
Ship production apps without the usual handoff mess — I own the frontend, the backend, and the deploy, so nothing gets lost in translation.
Most projects lose weeks to handoffs — design to frontend, frontend to backend, backend to whoever manages the server. I close that gap by owning the whole path myself: fewer mismatched assumptions, and what you approve in the mockup is what ships to production.
React, Next.js, and TypeScript on the frontend — component systems built to be reused, not rebuilt per page, tuned for Core Web Vitals. Node and relational schemas on the backend, with REST or GraphQL contracts that stay stable as the product grows.
It does not stop at code: Docker images, CI pipelines, self-hosted infrastructure, and monitoring that flags problems before your users do. “It runs on my machine” is not a deliverable — a running product is.
Self-hosted cloud storage platform that uses a private Telegram channel as unlimited file storage, backed by PostgreSQL metadata and a Next.js dashboard with video streaming, background compression, and remote-download integrations.
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Self-hosted Next.js + Payload CMS 3 monorepo serving a bilingual portfolio and the KANAL blog from one app, with a secret-guarded ingest API for automated draft publishing.
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A responsive, accessible redesign concept for a high school website, built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with no framework or build step.
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A Chrome/Brave extension (Manifest V3) that lets you switch between accounts instantly by snapshotting and restoring cookies — all data stored locally, no backend required.
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