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I have a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, majored in Computer Sciences. My desire is programming, and that's what I've been doing for the past several years. Got around 10 years of experience working in a professional environment, as well as a few years before that working on some freelance and college projects. I'm great at debugging and have a thorough understanding of everything that I do. Don't like to leave something unraveled, so I always delve deeper until I get to the core of the matter that I'm working on. My passion for programming does not end there; I've tutored high-school students in my country Kotlin and Android, that's why I'd like to continue doing so here. I'm always looking to expand my knowledge, so I'm currently learning Flutter.
- Use Programming Languages like Python to help businesses and individuals to solve problems, automation & save time. You may go through some of my projects here : **https://github.com/letspython3x**
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.
Mastering the in's-and-out's of Rails can be tricky, especially for a beginner. I've been using the framework exclusively for the past decade, so I can help you learn from my own experience. -- I work with entrepreneurs, startups, and small businesses to build Ruby on Rails web applications for their technology-based businesses. My previous experience was as a .NET developer, so I know what it's like to be learning Rails for the first time. I can help with *debugging* those issues that you just can't figure out, *refactoring* the code that just doesn't look right, and *learning* the best practices and conventions that will take you from beginner to intermediate and beyond. Two heads are always better than one, so don't hesitate to schedule a session! https://www.carlosramireziii.com/mentor
I’m a full stack web developer who loves working with open source technology. I work best at planning the architecture of web applications and their development life cycles. I also love to get the community involved and have had much experience with building and organizing large community related projects.
Ask me anything :) I'll do my best mentoring you in the fields of Data Science, Machine Learning, Web and Backend Development using Python, Version Control System (Git) and tips to be more productive. I'm a Design Engineer @ASML developing the machines to make smaller chips. I'm a Master's Graduate in Computer Science (Data Science & Technology) and an experienced Python Enthusiast and Web Developer and worked as intern at various startups & companies in Japan and Netherlands. I have been to lot of hackathons, won a few including AngelHack. I'm also an International Speaker @ PyCon HK and PyCon IT.
I'm a self taught developer, and ever since my first job, given enough time at a workplace I've always become the guy who people go to when they're stuck, and I've enjoyed doing the same on various online communities. I've always found those interactions very rewarding, I find it much easier to apply myself in a focused way to helping other people solve their problems. I really believe in the "teach a man to fish" cliche. If you are a student or need help working on open source, I offer a 50% rate reduction. Note that I will not solve exercises/assignments for you, I am only willing to help you to solve them yourself. Finally, I suggest you check out this great write up by Adam Goldman, another mentor on this site, which has some great tips on how better utilize this service https://www.codementor.io/adamgold/get-the-most-out-of-your-session-5c5iho6ns
Hi! I'm Errietta and I'm a full-stack developer. I have experience in HTML, JavaScript, Node, Python, Perl, and PHP. I've worked for multiple companies, in both front-end and back-end roles, and I have also done freelance development work for different projects, including mobile apps, websites, and back-ends. I have great reviews, and I have them for a reason!
I've been developing native apps on the iOS platform for more than 4 years.
A freelance iOS(Swift), Android app developer and a backend engineer in Java and Ruby on Rails. I have worked as a full time backend engineer for 5+ years and picked up freelancing for the past 1 year to work on app development and broaden my spectrum. I have found this very satisfying. I have worked as a backend developer for 5+years and have recently fallen in love with iOS development. Apart from this, I also work on android. As a backend developer, worked on Java, Ruby on Rails, mongodb, postgresql, mysql, redis, memcached, aerospike and many other technologies for day to day devops operations. I have been continuously using github and bitbucket for repository managment and AWS, digitalocean and heroku for deployment purposes. My app development experience includes using location services, fabric framework, and also persistence using coredata. I use gradle and cocoapods for builds. I use diawi automated apis for distribution. Also, I use gym, digits, crashlytics extensively.
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