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Here is my portfolio site: https://cheekianteoh.me/

🔭 I’m currently working on Pomotama, my favourite Pomodoro timer app inspired by Pomofocus.io. (It's open-source!)

🖥️ I’m currently also working with HawkHacks, the official student-run hackathon of Wilfrid Laurier University as a frontend developer. (The number of HawkHacks' applicants are growing fast!)

🤓 Here are some projects I want to get done by 2024:

• Pomotama (90% done, need to implement things that differentiate from the original app)
• Deadlines (80% done, need to implement things that differentiate from the original app)
• Notion Clone

Note for future self:

When building the app, make sure most of the apps aligned with your curent learning goals.

Think from the company's perspective, like how the app you build actually aligned with the companie's current value.

A frontend developer is someone who made a conscious choice to build interfaces for the unknown with a laser sharp focus on the end user’s experience.

👉 These are the things that I want to have a better understanding in 2024:

• React
• Software Testing (ongoing)
• PHP & Laravel (ongoing)
• Restful API (link(CRUD, using existing project, refer to keat's project as a reference, using express, postgres)
• Full stack web development (focus more on the frontend side for sure)
• Comprehensive understanding of web architecture (while learning Laravel)
• Build a complete meaningful app from planning to executing

📫 How to reach me:

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheekianteoh/
• Gmail: [email protected]
• Outlook: [email protected]

💬 If you want to collaborate with me on the open-source project that I'm working on, or if you just want to talk about anything frontend or web development related, just send me a message on LinkedIn. I will definitely get back to you.

⚡ Fun facts:

• I helped a collaborator of Pomotama complete his first pull request recently, which is awesome.
• I joined a few online software communities such as Little Software Planet and Software Developer Comminuty where I met a lot of awesome people.
• I started to attend a few local tech meetups, which is not as scary as I thought.