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Software Engineer and University Professor (Functional Programming and Data Structures). Co-author of two books, based on research of computer science didactics. I like to apply multiple programming paradigms and solid academic theory, in the field of services and web applications, software architecture, programming language design, as well as in the analysis of large-scale projects.
I am a freelance web developer working out of India. My weapons of choices are : HTML, CSS, Javascript, SQL, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, React JS. I literally spend as much hours as possible every day on coding.
Available in all timezones. Excelent English. I removed my old bio because it becomes outdated quickly. By now I've done enough to be able to say: I've really done a lot 🙂. I provide a full range of services to meet all your Swift needs.
I am an experienced web and mobile application developer with more than 4 years experience with client projects. I have participated in developing quality grade software for varying range of clients. I have keen interest in problem solving and software debugging. I also managed a software development team to deliver client software for a few projects. I am a lover of good code and standard software development practices (TDD, SOLID, etc).
Website: https://linktr.ee/YoKulGuy --- I'm a realist, aspiring general system thinker, and software craftsman. Despite specialists giving much contribution and productivity to society, general system thinkers and their general system thinking can help us solve the second-order effect of human creation. As a society, we build civilization; we build skyscrapers, aeroplanes, gadgets, and all the advancements in technology, but we overlooked the second-order effect of our creation. Global warming and gadget addictions are an example to name a few. The more people adopt general system thinking, the more we can achieve a better society and brings our world to the next thousand years. I do research and craft code as my way of expressing my idea and belief. I crafted a scientific computation tool and instrument to help researchers do better research when I was in college. I led a team in a startup called Mekari to empower businesses in Indonesia. I previously worked at Midtrans, enabling software developers to be more productive and better empower commerce through technology. I write production code in Elm, JavaScript, Bash, Ruby, and Java. In 2020 I did functional programming on Elm and built a community around it. Feel free to reach out to me if you are an Elm user!
I am a Tech Entrepreneur with over a decade of industry experience in a variety of fields. I have been part of large corporate, world-renown consultancies, and core team member of multiple startups. I strive to deliver projects which are easy to adapt to future requirements. I have helped to build technical stacks (Nodejs, MeteorJS, Ruby) for multiple startups from scratch. When I lead teams, I strive to be an inspiring leader and focus on team growth and alignment of team members interests with their work. During my career, I have been working across the full-stack of a product from setting up build systems, servers, creating mobile applications, optimizing backend algorithms, and making frontend CSS styling changes. As a startup founder myself, I understood the importance of delegation. My strengths lay in setting up automation and creating delightful user experience through front-end and back-end code. In my creative time, I prefer to disconnect from technology and reflect. Practices like yoga, meditation, and playing instruments help me to stay present with myself and gain insights into challenging problems.
These days I work full time as a developer, so unfortunately I have very little time for mentoring. Apologies to my former mentees. I program in a smattering of different languages. I speak English and a bit of Spanish, aside from my native Swedish. I'm inquisitive, fastidious, and enjoy sharing what I've learnt and finding ways of explaining it.
I believe the barrier to entry for many beginning developers is nailing down the fundamentals, and that's what I'm here to help with. The fundamentals aren't necessarily the hardest to grasp, but "unconscious competence" can often blind more senior developers to their existence. As a result, their explanation tends to be omitted from most tutorials, replaced instead with words like "just", "of course", and "trivially". I'm sure I've been guilty of these omissions myself, but when I have a mentee in front of me that's stuck, I'm dogged in my pursuit to identify where the gaps in their knowledge lie, and how to forever sew them shut. And because this road can be a long and difficult one, I also know that it helps to have a friend by your side through the journey; so more than just helping to navigate new concepts and technical issues, I want to serve as moral support for others who are now where I once was. Through the entire journey, but especially at the beginning, I think having this support can make or break, and I don't want to see anyone broken. As for me, I love learning languages, both programming and natural. When it comes to human languages, I can both read and converse in Japanese, but I'm currently focused on increasing my vocabulary in hopes of comprehending more complicated subject matter. In the world of programming, I love Ruby, tolerate JavaScript (*grin*), and am currently most interested in functional languages. Previously I had been using Elixir quite a bit, but at the moment ML-style languages like Haskell, Elm, and PureScript have been holding most of my attention. Things I'd particularly love to help you with include: * Haskell (getting started or exploring new concepts) * Elm and/or JavaScript (building in-browser applications) * Ruby (getting started or leveling up) * Rails (picking projects, implementing features, exploring libraries, etc.) * web development in general (front- or back-end) If any of this sounds like what you're looking for in a mentor, please don't hesitate to get in touch, even if you'd just like to chat. I'll be looking forward to hear from you!
In the past I completed over 130 sessions on Codementor.io! I'm a consultant developer who's been coding for almost 20 years now: 15 of those years professionally. I mainly work in Rails, Elixir and Typescript these days, but I've built things in languages like Go, PHP, Python, and Perl. I also write a lot of Emacs lisp for fun, since I use Emacs as my editor. I've had the opportunity to have large multi-nationals on my personal client list such as Mozilla, IBM, [888.com](http://888.com/), Tennents Larger (C&C Group plc) and multiple large financial businesses. I've also done consulting for Sequoia Capital, The European Commission, and Outside of Freelancing, I'm currently working as a contractor for a startup based in England. In the past I've operated as an employee for agencies and product companies, as well as co-founding small-stage startups with others, some of which were successful enough that I was able to sell equity.
I am software engineer experienced in multiple languages and technologies, having solid theoretical background in computer science.
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