Danesh Habibi (Friends call me Dani)
Software Engineer
Passionate and hardworking software engineer with a focus on problem-solving and software development. Proficient in a diverse array of front-end and back-end technologies, including Javascript, Reactjs, Nextjs, PHP, Laravel, Node.js and Express. I've engineered innovative platforms that enhance company reputation and streamline operations through system automation and web-based solutions. Committed to leveraging technology to drive business growth and adept at overcoming challenges to deliver impactful results.
- JavaScript: I've been quite busy with JavaScript by providing interactive web pages and building scalable and efficient web servers, besides that I also use javascript for automation, testing and web scrapping.
- TypeScript: Building scalable and maintainable JavaScript applications, providing static typing, enhanced tooling support, and improved code readability and organization due to its type-checking capabilities, ES6+ features compatibility, and gradual adoption path within JavaScript projects.
- React.js: Building single-page applications, complex UIs due to its component-based architecture, efficient Virtual DOM, and robust ecosystem.
- Next.js: Used for server-side rendering, static site generation, and building performant, SEO-friendly web applications due to its hybrid rendering capabilities, built-in routing, and strong integration with React.
- Redux: Managing complex application state, ensuring a predictable state container, and enabling easy debugging and testing due to its unidirectional data flow, middleware support, and integration with various libraries.
- Node.js: Crafting scalable, high-performance server-side applications, handling asynchronous operations efficiently, and creating real-time applications due to its event-driven architecture, non-blocking I/O, and extensive package ecosystem.
- Express: Integrated with Node.js for a fast, scalable web applications and APIs, simplifying server-side development, and handling routing and middleware efficiently due to its minimalistic framework, robust features, and flexibility.
- MongoDB: Storing and managing large volumes of unstructured data, enabling flexible schema design, and scaling applications horizontally due to its NoSQL architecture, document-oriented model, and high performance.
- Php, Laravel: Used for building robust, maintainable web applications, streamlining common tasks like routing and authentication, and ensuring a clean, elegant syntax due to its MVC architecture, built-in tools, and extensive ecosystem.
- Java: Normally used for educational purposes, like algorithmic problems.
- SQL: Managing and querying relational databases, ensuring data integrity, and performing efficient data retrieval and manipulation operations due to its standardized syntax, relational model support, and wide compatibility across database systems.
- Git: Managing code changes, collaborating with teams, and ensuring project history and integrity through its distributed architecture, branching model, and efficient merging and conflict resolution capabilities.
- Tailwindcss: I particularly use it for building custom, responsive user interfaces efficiently by applying utility-first classes directly in HTML, avoiding traditional CSS file bloat, and enabling rapid prototyping and consistent styling across projects due to its utility-based approach, customizable design system, and focus on developer productivity, especially in single-page application libraries like React.js and Next.js.
- Sass: Enhancing CSS with variables, mixins, and nested rules, improving code organization and maintainability in styling. When customizing Tailwind CSS with Sass, I leverage its capabilities to define global variables, extend utility classes, and encapsulate styles, enhancing Tailwind's utility-based approach with more advanced styling features and modularity.
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent