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An avid Software Engineer with lots of experience with Technologies like **React, React Native, JavaScript, Typescript, Nodejs, Databases, Git/version control, deployment and Best Code practices**. Don't hesitate to reach out if you need assistance on your project/tasks/challenges
A JavaScript programmer with over 15 years experience. I am based Portugal, originally from the UK.
I have built open source libraries like Pablo, http://pablojs.com a JavaScript library for manipulating SVG graphics, and other JavaScript and Node.js projects.
Mainly, I work as a web programmer, taking on the creation of web app projects or assisting on existing ones. I also teach JavaScript to new programmers.
I am happy to help with either front-end or Node.js enquiries.
Hello, I'm a Software Engineer with over 5 years of professional experience, delivering robust and intuitive technical solutions, built in JavaScript (Angular, React, TypeScript, NodeJs), Python, and GoLang.
I'm a graduate of the University of Nairobi with a BSc degree in Microprocessor Technology and Instrumentation,
I also have an interest in embedded systems.
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CURRENT STATUS:
I'm currently on hiatus working on a project that takes all my time and energy. Until I'm back mentoring properly, if you ever want a session with me, best thing to do is pick a time between 7am and 5pm (+10GMT) (any day, incl. weekends) and schedule it via Codementor's scheduling system. If the time is fine, I'll confirm it. If the time is temporarily a problem, I'll reply and let you know. Most of the time I can make myself available, as long as I have at least 24 hours notice.
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"TEACH A PERSON TO FISH AND YOU'LL FEED THEM FOR A LIFETIME"
My strength is helping you learn to code, debug, structure your application, and in general, how to be a good developer. If you want to develop the skills to build anything you can dream up- to switch easily from one language to another, to implement existing algorithms and data structures, design your own algorithms and data structures, analyse any codebase, debug any problem- I can help you learn language fundamentals, debugging skills, architectural thinking, and the mindset you'll need to develop your desired skill set.
If you're looking for someone to debug your code for you, or to "just tell you what to type", I can probably help to some degree, if I've recently used the particular combination of technologies and libraries you're having trouble with, and/or if the scope of the problem is small and focused. You'll probably get more value from me by having me help you learn to debug more effectively though, using the particular bug you're having trouble with.
LEARN BY DOING
If you have a starting point, whether it's just an idea, or a partially-developed app, I can walk you through building it out, restructuring it (and knowing how to identify where to do so), filling in knowledge gaps that you have, and so forth. It's easier to learn when you're building a real thing, so I aim to help you fast-track that learning process.
BECOME HIGHLY EMPLOYABLE
I often hear developers having trouble with having to compete with many other developers and wondering if the market is too crowded, and why they have so much trouble landing the roles they want. The truth is that really good developers don't ever have trouble getting work if they want it. If you want to be the kind of developer that can pick and choose which roles you want, ask for guidance.
WHY ME?
I am friendly, extremely patient, and pride myself on being able to explain things in a way that you will actually understand. Too many developers take basic concepts for granted, and end up just confusing people when trying to explain an idea. I think it's important to be aware of my audience and I try to tailor my approach to the individual in question.
I do both visual design (UI/UX) and full-stack development, and have spent almost my entire career glued to a screen doing some kind of software development both on and off the job. Most of my experience is with web-based application development, though I have ventured into client app development, 3D engine design, game design and so forth as well. Currently I'm working on the biggest project of my career; a self-directed endeavour in which I'm trying to redefine and merge a number of fundamental paradigms in software development, dataflow and user experience by combining concepts for which the relevant expertise is not usually found under the same roof. Codementor helps keep me independent while I do this.
I know that a long session can cost you more money than you'd like, so to ease your mind, my personal policy for mentoring is:
1. I'll only start the clock once I know that I can help you.
2. I won't drag things out if I can help it. Time is money. If I can help you quickly, I will.
3. If you're unsatisfied with my service, or I wasn't satisfied with the value I provided, I'll issue an immediate refund on the time logged.
Bottom line is I'm not happy if you're not happy. If you don't think my assistance was worth a five star rating, I haven't done my job and you won't be charged.
Note: English is my first and only language; I am Australian, though my accent is fairly neutral. Some people have indicated that the language barrier with non-native English speakers can be an important consideration for them when choosing a mentor, which is why I'm mentioning it here.
My name is Ogbara Godwin, I am an experienced Full-stack web developer. I have a hands on experience with web applications and a lot of programming languages as listed in the expertise section.
In addition to freelancing to help engineers with best practices, I am the CEO of Mindbox Studios, where I facilitates the process of innovation with early-stage startups and with larger organizations in transition. My team and I team help get new ventures to market, innovate on business models, and establish a culture that supports intrapreneurship. I spend my free time as a startup ecosystem builder, connecting founders and funders in the Sacramento area; I am an unabashed nerd who considers science and philosophy textbooks “brain candy”; and I can usually be found wearing unusually colourful shoes.
I am a full stack software engineer who loves building world class enterprise solutions. My latest web app is a is a telemedicine application that connects patients with doctors. I am currently developing a freelance service market place application for businesses. I believe in the power of reading and imagination. I constantly challenge myself in learning new things everyday. I also love teaching and participating in open source applications.
Software Engineer and Technical Architect **12 years in**. During my career I worked on more than 15 large scale projects, spread out between Web, Mobile and Digital Transformations.
I strive to build greatly scalable solutions using the industry best practices
Hey there! I've been a Ruby on Rails developer since 2010 involved with many different configurations and setups including Ruby 1.8.7-2.2, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, DataMapper, Rails 2.3-4.1, jQuery/CoffeeScript, CSS/SCSS/Bootstrap/Foundation, and Sinatra. From there, I made a shift from that and for the past two years I've been an AngularJS developer as well, recently switching to Angular 2. In that time I've simultaneously been building my mobile skills with iOS using both Swift and Objective-C. I remember how tough it was getting started in the web dev and mobile scenes and always appreciated those who guided me to becoming the developer I am today. Now, I would love to do the same for you as I help you learn best practices and "get over the hump" of difficult concepts, or move forward with that feature or bug you're stuck on. At the same time I would love to empower you with resources and debugging techniques so I not only "give a man (or woman) a fish", but more importantly teach you to fish also. I look forward to getting to know you and helping you become the developer you want to be. Heck, we might even have some fun doing it!
Detail-oriented and highly motivated Python Developer with 5 years of experience delivering high-quality solutions in an Agile/Scrum environment, working and collaborating with on-site and remote teams. My expertise spans programming languages such as Golang, Python, and JavaScript. I have experience working with SQL and NoSQL databases, cloud technologies, APIs, microservice architecture and infrastructure tools such as Kafka, Kubernetes and Docker. Additionally, I possess essential soft skills, including problem-solving, leadership, adaptability, and time management.
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Frequently asked questions
How long do Es5 projects normally take?
The length of a project depends on many factors, including the scope of your project and the technical complexity of it. When you post a freelance Es5 project request on Codementor, you’ll have the option to indicate when you’d expect the project to be completed. We suggest chatting with the interested developers to ensure both sides are on the same page. For more information on how to post a freelance Es5 request on Codementor, check out our article.
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