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Bhargav

Bhargav is an experienced Full stack Developer who is excited about complex problems. His passion is the web and strives to help peers build blazing fast apps for the Internet. I built usenextbase.com. Some of my repos * Rooks - [https://react-hooks.org](https://react-hooks.org/) * Core contributor styld components * Timezone compare - [https://github.com/imbhargav5/timezone-compare](https://github.com/imbhargav5/timezone-compare) * Trello API Promisified- [https://github.com/imbhargav5/trello-promise](https://github.com/imbhargav5/trello-promise) * TDD in react - [https://github.com/imbhargav5/codementor-officehours](https://github.com/imbhargav5/codementor-officehours) * Offline dictionary - [https://github.com/imbhargav5/dictionary-offline](https://github.com/imbhargav5/dictionary-offline)

Funsho S.

I started programming in 2011 with Java, did some projects with the Swing GUI library and others. I am a person who believes in patterns, if you teach me something, I ask why it works this way and not another way, from that I observe patterns and apply it to other parts of my life. I'm more of a practical person than theoretical. I'm not a man of many words, I prefer to do than to say.

Gungor Kocak

Passionate about learning, adapting and using new tools, in order to solve the problems of oneself and the others. Focused on web.

Karthik Srivatsa

Work Experience: 1. Infra and Devops Team at HackerEarth (2 year and 4 months) 2. Backend Engineer, Rare Mile Technologies (10 months)

Miguel Angel Quiñones

I'm and experienced software engineer with an industrial electronics and control engineer background. I've worked for 5 years in mobile focusing on iOS platform. I've been part of teams that shipped applications directly to store, and worked with clients to deliver to mass market. The last two companies I've worked for are based in London; Badoo and Peak labs. My areas of interest are: - Graphics programming - Delighting users with awesome apps - Games programming as a hobby - Embedded systems development Visit my blog: http://miqu.me Github: https://github.com/DarthMike

Benjamin Schwarze

- In my career I worked in multiple roles (Software Developer, Software Architect, User Experience Designer, Consultant). - I'm eager to understand problems in full detail to come up with the best solution (in terms of time/budget/quality). - Creator of open source project goodplay, an Ansible-/Docker-based testing tool.

Michele Pratusevich

I work in the intersection of research and development for computer vision. My skills are developing algorithms, testing them, visualizing them, and providing a path for them to reach production on any kind of hardware. I've worked on computer vision and deep learning problems, using mostly Python for visualization and C++ for production code. I have experience bringing these algorithms down to C for microcontrollers. I love thinking through algorithms, problems, constraints, and best of all, getting people started on their path through learning to code. In my spare time I maintain an introductory Python blog at http://practicepython.org and am starting to learn Julia.

Eugene Hourany

I've been developing Javascript Apps ever since I started my career in Web Development. I'm looking to always learn more by brushing up my skills on aspects not widely used in industry (such as intensive math functions, for example). I feel that this would be a great way to grow and mold myself more as I also impart some knowledge on those around me who desire to learn beyond reading a self-help book.

Daniel Walker

I'll be able to identify quickly whether I can help you. I work full time at a startup and am versed in many languages and paradigms of development. I have lots of server side experience from dev-ops all the way to the frontend. I may even be able to help with WordPress.

Leif Gensert

I have been a developer basically all my life. Started early in high school with programming games on my calculator, studied computer science and after graduation made my career as a developer. I worked for small startups and large coorperations. I always loved helping out my colleagues and figuring out complex problems. Whenever a nasty bug was resolved it put a smile to my face. I use Ruby on Rails on a daily basis and know my way around. On the side I have been coaching this wonderful technologies to newcomers. It's alwqys great to see technology through the eyes of someone else.