I was responsible for continuing the development of Glewee's MVP on the frontend side. This involved working closely with the product team to ensure that the frontend met the requirements of the MVP.I ensured that good practices were followed. This included using well-tested libraries and frameworks, writing clean and concise code, and following the latest web standards.I introduced libraries for the right tasks. This helped to improve the performance and maintainability of the frontend code.

I was responsible for the development of many UI components that are bundled now as part of an open-source vue3 library called vue3-UI.I helped benchmark and optimize javascript bundles generated by webpack, using purging and brotli compression, as well as optimization of code to have better tree shaking support, which decreases the bundle size.I developed a rollup plugin to bundle SVGs into sprite sheets, and also gave support to other rollup plugins, such as our custom purger.I helped in the development of mach4motors, e-commerce based on vintage bike parts, using Vue3-UI and the new vue composition API.I kickstarted the development of a browser video game called RevCatBlast, using Vue 3.0I also kickstarted SalesAction, an MVP for a CRM system that lets small businesses keep track of sales and client relations.Set up and maintaining npm packages for fonts, rollup plugins, and CSS libraries.

I Developed a variety of projects using React, React Native, Python, NodeJS, Laravel, PostgreSQL, Docker and Apps Script.

Added small features and gave support to the existing platform, including UI fixes and new views.Worked on both the backend and frontend of the platform, using Ruby on Rails and React.Developed the profile page, which allows team members to see each other's information, as well as achievements metrics regarding the MVP.Created new controllers and updated existing ones to fix bugs.Used Ruby Embedded templates for some of the frontend work.