Work
I'm currently working as a full stack developer at viable. I get to work with various technologies and frameworks simultaneously,
which I really enjoy. Lately, there's been a lot of React, Angular, Spring
Boot, and AWS.
Before I joined viable in 2023, I was a frontend developer at
ASQS, where I
predominantly used Angular. On some, very rare, occasions, I also got to
work with Laravel.
I've also been trying to work on personal projects more over the last few years.
Some of my favorite ones are listed below. ⬇️
SimpleChore is an app
that makes it easy to schedule your meals for the week. 🍝
Add your favorite recipes and schedule meals for the upcoming days or weeks.
Invite your loved ones to your household so everyone has access to the schedule,
and share your favorite recipes with each other. Additionally, you can automatically
create customizable shopping lists based on the planned meals and required
portion sizes.
The stack I used to implement SimpleChore is Laravel and React, connected through
Inertia. The frontend heavily uses Tailwind and shadcn/ui.

Pump Up Not Out is
an app and browser extension that helps people quit porn in favor of working
out. 💪
It works by redirecting you to the app whenever you try to visit a website
with pornographic content. Once redirected, the app motivates you to do a quick
set of pushups, pullups or squats. The tech stack is identical to SimpleChore:
Laravel, React, Inertia, Tailwind, shadcn/ui.

I've also had the chance to contribute to a few open source projects, which I think is a very cool experience. I'd certainly like to do it more often, but I try to limit contributions to issues I run into, rather than contributing for the sake of it. My two most rememorable contributions are the following:
- Adding a configuration option to change the default date format of the Angular DatePipe. This was my first approved to PR to a well-known repository, and I even got featured on the Angular blog.
- Fixing the default value of a useRef call in the Laravel Breeze starter kit, which was my first ever PR in the Laravel ecosystem.