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raymelon - Overview

6+ yrs Web, Mobile, Cloud Dev✨
CompSci from 🇵🇭 
AI, Design, Marketing Trainee  ✨
Doing #100DaysOfCode  ✨
Coming SOON for #buildinpublic  🚀
Open to connect 🤝

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181 Followers, 437 Following, 79 Posts - Raymelon Does Keyboards (@raymelon.keyboards) on Instagram: "keyboard enthusiast 
art acc @sudokid.studios
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The year is 2023. Interested in Product Development, AI, Financial Markets and hopefully be proficient enough in the ins and outs of these things. Might even try Quant programming, who knows. Various experience within the realms of software. I started with Visual Basic in 2013 at high school, and at this point, I've tried a lot that I'm willing to retire from programming to explore disciplines outside work. I can comfortably plan and develop various things — a web app, mobile app, an automation app, to name a few. Web? React, Node, Django, Vanilla JS to name a few. Wordpress even. Yes, even the bleeding edge like NextJS and Astro. CORS is very important and remember to minify and lazy load. RPC, Websockets, yes, protocols. Any database will do, I know the basics. From classics like SQL, to non-relationals like MongoDB up to the latest database DBaaS like Supabase and of course, Firebase. Mobile? From native Android to React Native to Expo, some iOS too. Made plenty of complete apps from these. A children's interactive game using bare native Android is something absurd since Game Engines and libraries exist, but yes our team found a way to make it work. Systems? I love scripts, I'm married with Apache and NGINX, Docker is my best friend and an avid Jeff Geerling watcher. I might actually try his Ansible courses sometime in the future. Cloud? Started with Digital Ocean, and now I'm the resident Google Cloud dude in our firm. I try my best to keep the costs down. I can also do the same with AWS. Hoping to have the chance to handle Azure in the future. My challenging projects in the academe include a tiny compiler and a capstone applying neural networks. That was years ago, and compared to today, these are nothing compared to the AI breakthroughs of 2023. Makes us excited to explore new things isn't it? I am working so one day, I can develop my own tech products and sell these someday. | Learn more about Raymel Francisco’s work experience, education, connections & more by visiting their profile on LinkedIn

Raymel Francisco - Marketing Intern - TBA | LinkedIn

Raymel Francisco

Web, Cloud, Mobile, Desktop, Systems, Automation, etc.