Full-stack developer. I like the part before the code exists — when the problem is still foggy and you have to shape the answer instead of just type it.

Frontend — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Tailwind Backend — PHP, Laravel, Python, Django, MySQL, REST Around it — Git, Docker, GitHub Actions, SQLite (my quiet local friend)

Laravel 13 + Tailwind 4. The fun part: a post belongs to exactly one author, and the app means it. PostPolicy guards the door, and I wrote tests specifically to break it. UI and tests are in Dutch, because the project is.

A tiny cocktail app in pure JavaScript — no dependencies, not even for the tests. Recipes live in the browser and carry a schemaVersion, so a future change never quietly eats your data.

Games built in game jams, one per weekend. Vanilla JS + canvas, no engine, no shortcuts. snake-inside-out is the one I'd show first: instead of growing, you shrink, which turns a reflex game into a thinking game.

I've worked in a few freeCodeCamp cohorts. In Amber Wisteria I was the only one who'd done team work before, so I set up the starter issues and kept an eye on where the group stood. I like being the person who asks the question everyone else was thinking about.

Looking for a first role in frontend or full-stack development — somewhere I can stay long enough to watch a change go from idea to production.

Open to feedback on my code. Happy to review yours.

Reach me at lorethedev@gmail.com