Class dossier · The Adventurer
Full-Stack Engineer
Adaptable. Resourceful. Equipped for any terrain.
Archetypal attributes: a presentation device, not a measurement.
Full-stack engineering across the whole product: interface, API and data. My weapons of choice are JavaScript and React / Next.js, backed by TypeScript, Angular, Node and SQL, with Java and Spring Boot in the pack for when the job calls for it.
The Paladin is built for problems that don't fit in one layer. That means shipping a design system, wiring a dashboard to real data, or choosing the right tool and moving on.
HTML / CSS
JavaScript
TypeScript
React
Next.js
Angular
Tailwind CSS
Redux
Storybook
A personal tool to keep track of expenses and obligations when budgeting, with alerts, data-visualization charts and exportable reports.
Add transactions, users and budgets; the dashboard summarizes everything.
The passing of the baton from the UX design team to the software team: React components built from a Figma design system and documented in Storybook.
A map of the world that retrieves country data from an API as the mouse hovers over each country.
Hover a country to fetch its data.
A customizable inventory system that can be adapted to different industries.
No browser demo: Spring Boot can't run in StackBlitz. Run it locally; instructions are in the README.
A production-shaped full-stack starter showing how frontend, API, data layer and deployment fit together.
An interactive, RPG-style skill tree for exploring a person's abilities, and a stress test for a rich product interface.
A recommendation-driven product that compiles a person's preferences into personalized suggestions.