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Creative, Design Engineer, Pragmatic, Agnostic, Chill

Hi, As a ruby on rails developer I know what it takes to build a webapp from the ground up. To verify my experience, please check my github azeemh, and sign up for my free platform, Zedtopia. By seeing my open source code and reference projects you can see how I code in simple contexts. Going to see my work live on the web will better show you what I have built and what I am capable of coding in more complex and fully featured applications. Should we interview and agree to mutual NDA, I can also explain to you how I coded any features of interest and screen share as I walk you thru the source code, line by line. I have 2 apps live in production. Zedtopia is a socioeconomic network with democratic voting and social commerce. At this point, it's a full fledged product beyond mvp, migrated from ruby 2.7.6 & rails 5, to ruby 3.2 and rails 7, with a postgresql db. See https://www.zedtopia.com. Unlimit3d is an MVP 3d printing blockchain app, currently adding printing verification and purchase, with API partners, however users can currently sign up, upload, and share their files. Unlimit3d uses rails 7, ruby 3.2 and postgresql. See https://www.unlimit3d.com. I also helped to code connect.berniesanders.com for the 2015-2016 election cycle, which served over 200k simultaneous logged in users at any given time. Finally my personal website is found at http://www.azeemhussein.com, with my resume available at www.azeemhussein.com/resume. There you can see my designs, some cool interactive software exhibits, whitepapers, and more... 

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Crafting Code with Creativity and Precision. A Ruby on Rails Developer at the Crossroads of Technology and Artistry.

From the workbench of a jeweler to the stages of Denver's music scene, my journey has been anything but conventional. Growing up, I was immersed in an environment that valued creativity and the process of making something beautiful from raw materials. This upbringing instilled in me an appreciation for craftsmanship and the beauty of creation, whether it was in the form of a piece of jewelry or the melody of a song. My foray into technology began with a childhood curiosity for the inner workings of electronics. This curiosity was not just about understanding; it was about deconstructing and reconstructing, seeing firsthand how complex systems could be broken down into understandable and manageable parts. This tinkering mindset led me naturally toward software development, where I found the same joy and challenge in piecing together code to create functional, elegant solutions. At 19, I ventured into the creative wilderness, co-founding a band in Denver. For six years, I immersed myself in music, an experience that grew my collaborative skills and deepened my understanding of creative expression. However, amidst chords and melodies, I discovered a missing piece—software development. This realization was a turning point, prompting me to blend my creative passions with my technological inclinations. My encounter with Ruby on Rails was a revelation. Here was a framework that resonated with my artistic sensibilities, offering a balance between structure and freedom that I hadn't found in other technologies. Rails didn't just allow me to build web applications; it enabled me to craft them with the creativity and intuition I had cultivated as a musician and with jewelry. It was in Rails that I found my medium for technological artistry. Today, as a Ruby on Rails developer, I draw upon my unique background to approach software development with a blend of analytical precision and creative flair. My journey from jewelry workbenches to music stages, and finally to the world of coding, has shaped me into a developer who sees beyond the code to the stories and experiences that software can create.

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Full-stack dev with a focus on interactive 3d websites using Rails & Three.js

I started programming when I was 11 years old, in the early 90s. First, I've learned Turbo Pascal and Basic, and around 1994, I've started learning web development with HTML. CSS didn't exist yet, but was adapted very soon when it came out. Then I learned PHP, MySQL and JavaScript. I've made an apprenticeship as Media Designer from 2001 to 2004 and there I learned Macromedia Flash and Director, which I already used back then in order to create interactive 3d web content like games. Unfortunately, Macromedia didn't develop Director any further but focused on Flash, so I mostly stopped doing 3d web graphics for a while, except for a few experiments with 3d Flash. Around that time, that was about 2006 or 07, I got to know Ruby on Rails and was amazed how easy the language Ruby is, and how quickly project ideas could be realised and extended by using Rails. When Flash was stopped, the small 3d web developers community moved from Flash to JavaScript, and Three.js is one of the results of this transformation. It is nowadays one of the most advanced libraries for the creation of interactive 3d web content, and it's getting more and more widely used in the industry. I'm passionate about doing web development and design, using the most advanced technologies while implementing open standards as far as possible, and getting things running that hardly anyone has tried yet. Like the combination of a Ruby on Rails backend with an interactive 3d frontend using Three.js. And I'm passionate about trying to find new ways of user interaction that differ from the now 30 years old core principles of the mostly text-based, two-dimensional World Wide Web. Btw I'm the Founder and Director of Genie Robotics LLC, so I'm only available for part-time jobs.

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