I build full-stack products end-to-end — from database schema to the last pixel in the UI. My stack of choice is Vue.js on the frontend and ASP.NET Core Web API on the backend, backed by SQL Server and Entity Framework Core.
Most of what I know, I learned by shipping real applications rather than following tutorials: authentication flows, role-based access, real-time features, and cloud media handling. I'm especially drawn to fintech and the broader African tech ecosystem, and I'm currently looking for internship or junior full-stack roles where I can keep building things that matter.
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Needed a working e-commerce system covering the full purchase flow, not just a static product list.
Built five controllers (Auth, Products, Categories, Cart, Orders) with JWT + BCrypt auth, a Pinia-managed cart, and a Vite frontend.
Fixed admin seeding, primary-key conflicts, and a camelCase/PascalCase JSON mismatch — landed on a stable, working checkout flow.
Students and instructors need very different views of the same courses — creation vs. consumption.
Role-based routing and permissions, a reusable ImageUpload component, and a consistent design system (off-white, purple accent, DM Sans + Fraunces).
Full course lifecycle — create, edit, delete — with Cloudinary handling all media, and a UI that looks deliberately designed, not default.
Static order statuses aren't good enough for delivery — customers expect to watch their order move.
SignalR for live order-status pushes, Google Maps for tracking, JWT auth across customer, rider, and vendor roles.
Resolved a cascade-delete cycle on Orders and a serialization issue by switching to ReferenceHandler.IgnoreCycles. Core tracking flow in active development.