Technowizard

I'm honored to be part of this community, even though the journey hasn't always been smooth. Contributing is my way of giving back for all that I've gained professionally and personally.

If my threads make sense to you, feel free to upvote. If not, I'm fine with a downvote—as long as it's reasonable. 🙂

If my answers or comments have helped you, and you're feeling generous, I certainly wouldn't say no to some chocolates! 🍫😍

Or if you want to gift your reps and are considering me, please read this to help you decide 😉

I miss the old version of myself—the one who could memorize an entire program written in .NET C# code and execute tasks flawlessly (college days). I saw the bigger picture in it, and now I’m considering memorizing the code again, along with the core concepts of programming and system development.

System Development Skills | Experiences:

• Full-stack developer
• Mobile app developer
• Web & Windows app developer
• API developer
• Database administrator

• Java
• C# (.NET | ASP.NET | ASP.NET Core Blazor web app)
• XML
• HTML
• SQL
• Visual Basic
• Dart (Flutter development)
• JavaScript
• Express.js

• CSS
• Photoshop
• SQL Server (2008 | 2017)
• Android Studio
• Visual Studio 2015
• Visual Studio Code
• Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio

Previously known as "DevQtPH", it has now merged with "DevQt".

I know it looks awkward, but I treated this section as a personal blog. 😄

I hope you aren't bothered by my quotes and personal mottos:

• No pain, no gain.
• Think outside the box, but don't forget to observe what is inside the box first.
• Always be resourceful, but never forget that you are your most powerful resource.
• Even if it feels like no one believes in you, never stop believing in yourself, because success and breakthroughs begin within.
• Best practices aren't just about improving the system you build; they're also about sharpening the skills you develop along the way.

You can contact me at: [email protected]

P.S.

• Fascinated by how technology works.
• System development enthusiast.
• I acknowledge my imperfections, and I strive to make an effort beyond them.
• I strive to learn and become familiar with new concepts, and the most fulfilling part is being able to write my customized code.
• I am more concerned with the quality, not just the output.

I am now open to a long-term software development job.