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About Me
Hi I’m Michael, and am a Full stack developer, I actually started off my programming career in 2016 after my admission into the university (which is actually an open university, that is distance learning), where I’m studying <...
Over the past three years, I’ve programmed both professionally and for study. I actually got my first job in 2016, where I created and updated several web applications using Django and Flask.
I’m capable of working onsite and remotely; independently and in teams. I have a vast knowledge in several programming languages including:
- Python
- Java
- JavaScript
- C
- C++
- HTML5
- CSS3
- SQL etc…
I deliver excellent services in the following:
- Web Application Design
- Front-end Development
- Back-end Development
- API Design
- Third-Party API Integration
- Database Design and Management
- Unit Testing
- Automated Testing
- Continuous Integration and Deployment
- User Document etc…
I’m currently running an online program from Harvard University on Mobile Development with React and React Native, which is to be completed within the next two months, that is, by the end of August 2019.
Building state-of-the-art, user-friendly, easy to use applications are truly a passion of mine and I am confident I would be an excellent addition to your organization. In addition to my knowledge base, I actively seek out new technologies and stay up-to-date on industry trends and advancements, this allows me to stay ahead of the curve. I consider myself to be quite good in working with data structures and object-oriented programming.
Thanks for viewing my profile and I look forward to communicating with you further.
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Django Air is a Django web application that is owned by a particular airline, which allows users to view all available flighs, book a flight, view a particular flight details including its passengers names and this web app also have a route that returns an API containing a particular flight details including its passengers names.
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The great war is based on the tv series "Game of Thrones". It is a Python program that calculates the possible outcomes of the inevitable battle between the living and the dead. The program runs by taking into account the number of Dragons and White lords, meanwhile the number of the living infantry as been set by default to 5000 and that of the walkers to 10000. This program returns the name of the winner and the number of rounds it took to attain victory.
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