Full stack web app developer.
I use Go (no frameworks) for backends and Next.js for frontends, making my apps insanely fast and user friendly.
I avoid using pre-made templates, that way your website is 100% unique and matched exactly to your preferences.The catch? Slightly longer dev time.
I never cut corners when it comes to security. Password hashing, 2FA, email verification - whatever you need, it’s included by default.
1<div className="w-full">
2 <section className="rounded-xl bg-zinc-800 border border-zinc-700 p-2 shadow-xl">
3 <section className="flex items-center">
4 <div className="flex gap-2 z-10">
5 <div className="rounded-xl w-4 h-4 bg-orange-700" />
6 <div className="rounded-xl w-4 h-4 bg-yellow-600" />
7 <div className="rounded-xl w-4 h-4 bg-green-700" />
8 </div>
9
10 <div className="ml-4 flex items-center">
11 <ChevronLeft />
12 <ChevronRight />
13 </div>
14 </section>
15
16 <hr className="my-2 border-zinc-700 mb-2" />
17
18 <div>
19 <SyntaxHighlighter language="html" style={oneDark} showLineNumbers wrapLongLines>
20 {`
21 ...
22 `}
23 </SyntaxHighlighter>
24 </div>
25 </section>
26</div>
I hate messy code and workarounds as much as anyone else. Everything I write is clean, maintainable, and easy for future devs to follow.
My frontends are responsive by default, meaning they adapt smoothly to any screen size - mobile, tablet, or desktop.
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