Tech Stack

Proficient in the latest technologies and frameworks.

I am a software engineer with a passion for web development. I am always on the lookout for new technologies and tools to improve my workflow. I am actively seeking what's new in the industry, so I read a lot of articles, watch videos, and attend conferences to stay up to date.

Here is a list of the tools and technologies I use on a daily basis:

My Favorite Stack

Next.js: I love Next.js because it allows me to build fast and scalable web applications.
TypeScript: I am a big fan of TypeScript and typed languages in general. It helps me catch bugs early and makes my code more readable.
Tailwind CSS: I use Tailwind CSS to style all my applications. CSS can be a pain, so Tailwind CSS is a great tool to speed up the process.
shadcn/ui: I am not a designer, so having a library of components that I can use in my applications is a great help. shadcn/ui is a great library that I use in all my projects.
Vercel: All my applications are deployed using Vercel. It's a great platform that allows me to deploy my applications in seconds.
Bun: It's like npm, but way faster.
Convex: Managing and deploying databases is not the most fun part of development, so having a tool like Convex that allows me to do it in seconds is a great help.
Zed: Zed is my primary code editor. I decided to make the switch from VSCode, and I am loving it so far.
Figma: I am not a designer, but I use Figma to create wireframes and mockups for my applications. It's a great tool that allows me to quickly create designs.

Other Tools I Use

Flutter: It's not my favorite, but since I learned it at school, I am using it to build mobile applications. It does the job.
Dart: It's the language used by Flutter. While Flutter is not my favorite, Dart is a great language that I enjoy using. It's fully typed and easy to read.
ASP.NET: I used it for some school projects. I like how strict it is, but it's not my go-to technology.
C#: The language used by ASP.NET. It's a great language, but I prefer TypeScript.
Docker: I use Docker to containerize my applications. It's a great tool that allows me to run my applications in any environment.
Python: I learned it at school and used it for multiple ML projects and others. As I love type safety, Python is a horrible language.