"As a full stack developer with a focus on frontend development, I bring a unique blend of technical skills and creative flair to every project. I am always striving to create engaging and user-friendly applications, and I am eager to work on big projects where I can be a valuable partner."
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The Strangler Fig pattern allows organizations to migrate legacy systems to new systems incrementally, using microfrontends to break up monolithic frontend applications into smaller, independent units. This approach reduces the risk of disruptions and enables organizations to take advantage of the latest technologies without sacrificing their existing operations.
Multistage Docker builds, use multiple stages with specific instructions to create modular Docker images. The order of these instructions and stages is important for building an optimized final image. By minimizing the number of layers and dependencies, developers can create efficient images that improve the performance and scalability of their applications.
Core Web Vitals are metrics that measure website performance, speed, and user experience. They include Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). These metrics help identify and optimize key performance issues, user experience and are important for both SEO and user satisfaction.
SAST, DAST, IAST, and RASP are security tools used to identify vulnerabilities in applications. SAST analyzes source code, DAST analyzes runtime behavior, IAST combines both, and RASP protects in real-time. Together, they help create more secure and robust applications.
