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Full Stack Engineer | Ruby On Rails | ReactJS | Hotwire | Turbo | Stimulus | Tailwind-CSS

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I'm Veteran Full-Stack Ruby on Rails Developer with ReactJS expertise. Proficient in Hotwire, Turbo, Stimulus, JavaScript, AWS, Github, Heroku, and various other technologies. Skilled in self-management for independent projects and a collaborative team player. I have worked in different domains like healthcare, legal, security, construction, social media and others. I'm passionate about coding, especially in Ruby with the magic of Rails making things smooth sailing. I've built plenty of projects, and now I'm excited about combining Ruby on Rails with AI. I'm skilled with Git, RSpec, and handling databases. I also know my way around frontend tech like ReactJS and AngularJS, as well as integrating APIs. I've led small developer teams back home, using tools like GitHub, GitLab, Notion and Linear. I'm fluent in Gujarati, English, and Hindi, making communication a breeze. As a remote developer, I'm here to turn your ideas into reality. Whether it's working solo or coordinating a team, count me in to get the job done. I can provide a wide range of services that are designed to attract attention and cater to the most searched for needs. Here are some examples of the services I offer. -> Web application development -> Font-end UI/UX development -> Back-end REST APIs development -> Application deployments on cloud -> Version upgrades -> Technical lead for teams -> Application maintenance or support -> Technical consultation -> Project management -> Problem solving -> Small project to large (feature, enhancement, bug, issues)

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Full-stack Ruby on Rails developer

My journey into web development started in a pretty fun way. Back in Grade 8, my friends and I were super into role-playing games, but since I lived on the other side of the city, meeting up wasn’t always easy. So, I thought, why not play online? It was the year 2000, and the web wasn’t as advanced or accessible as it is now, but that didn’t stop me. Using pocket money, my best friend and I set up a bulletin board for RPGs—it was the first of this kind in Poland. From hosting phpBB boards to installing mods, I ended up learning the basics of web development and DevOps. I even started building a PHP-based web app for role-playing games, thanks to my IT teacher. It never got finished, but the whole experience got me hooked on creating things people can use and it still drives me to this day. Fast forward to today, I’m still passionate about building useful and impactful tools. While I mostly work as a backend developer, I love the visual side of things, too. Making sure a UI looks good and feels intuitive has always been important to me. Over the years, I’ve developed a good sense for UX and enjoy bridging the gap between functional backends and great user experiences. Recently, I’ve been proud of a couple of big projects. One was creating a modular CRM mass import feature that makes it easy to pull in data from different systems and lets users customize how it’s mapped using Liquid lang. The other was building a system that generates millions of personalized PKPass and Google Wallet passes daily, syncing them with CRM updates in real time. These projects were exciting because they combined my love of problem-solving with improving performance and scalability—and saved the company thousands of dollars in the process. I also love working with tools like Hotwired, Turbo, and Stimulus. I’ve used them in projects like an ecommerce solution for the biggest pet accessories store in my country and a Basecamp-style project management tool. The way these tools let me create reactive interfaces with almost no JavaScript is just so satisfying. Even though i have experience with frameworks like Vue.js or React, i find it really fascinating to be able to build interfaces with minimal JS or no JS at all and i usually gravitate towards that direction in projects I maintain. What makes me unique? I’d say it’s my mix of skills and experience. I enjoy tackling all sorts of challenges, whether it’s optimizing performance, refactoring old legacy code, or exploring new tools and ideas. I’m easy to work with, open to feedback, and always curious to try something new. After years of working across different layers of development, I’ve become pretty versatile and can jump in to help with almost any part of the stack.

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