I help people to learn web and mobile technologies through workshops, and courses.
I prefer teaching through practical examples and encourage everyone to learn by doing.
In the large JavaScript Ocean, I am exploring few of the Islands. On my way, I love to guide through those islands for beginners and professionals
User interface is an art. HTML5 and CSS3 are the tools to create UI for web. Most web developers start their learning journey with HTML and CSS. Its easy to learn HTML and CSS, but takes a lot of practice to master this art.
JavaScript world has grown into an multi-verse. You can create any kind of applications targeting desktop, web and mobile using JS. Lot of people have JS fatigue too due to number of frameworks and libraries in JS 😉
Ease of development and maintainability is the key for software development. React has been the game changer in developer experience. More and more developers are learning react based web and mobile stack to boost up their career opportunities.
GraphQL become buzzword in tech for recent times along with React. I foresee graphql is here to stay for long with strong communities and companies backing it. A nice to have knowledge will become must have skill on every job description in near future.
DO you judge me if I say, I love to learn/teach DevOps, GCP, GKE, serverless functions and CI/CD automation? Please don't, they are fun and hardcore!
I use both react native and flutter for mobile development, I love both and felt flutter is better in some aspects. But so far, I have released only react native apps to production. Love to learn more and teach more in mobile development through React Native and flutter 😎
Isn't Next Js belongs to React ecosystem? Yes it does. But I want to keep a special mention for this awesome framework. Oh boy, this is just a leaf out of whole Next Js plant, I can't wait to see when the plants becomes a beautiful garden.
I love both SQL and NoSQL, I am a strong believer of horses for the courses. Still exploring the deep oceans of both marvels 😊