诺亚 / Nuh / نوح
Hi, I am Nuh, a Yorkshire-based web developer with an undying thirst for problem solving, currently building great products at CDS for clients across various industries.
I specialise in Front End web development with a strong focus on building secure, semantic, accessible, and performant sites. Approaching challenges with passion, I am actively enhancing my skills to become a full-stack contributor. My drive to learn and contribute is fuelled by a determination to make a difference.
✨ A warm welcome ✨
Interested in
Web development
Internet of Things (IoT)
Cloud
Experienced in
languages
I feel at home with three languages: Python, C# and JavaScript. Python was my first language, and I self-studied both C# and JS. I am comfortable learning other languages, and sometimes get tempted to learn in a weekend but everything has their time. My language learning is now mainly driven by problems I am solving or teams I am with.
frameworks / libraries / browser tech
I usually switch between writing vanilla JS (to go with .NET projects), vanilla React or Next. I also have experience with Gatsby and SharePoint. I tend to experiment with PWAs and Browser Extensions when I am not busy with client work.
Content Management Systems
Developed sites that are backed by either Episerver (now Optimizely) or Umbraco. Developed UI for Episerver back office while also possessing experience in the creation and management of content in both Episerver and Umbraco.
cloud
Azure fundamentals certified, developer associate certification in-progress. Taking on Azure early in my career led to not just understanding the importance of cloud, but also my own personal architecture. Comfortable using Linux and enjoy upgrading/reusing devices.
OS
I wish I had known Linux earlier 10 years earlier than I did. Discovering Linux during my period of time learning Networking (via CCNA) and Azure, I began to immediately research it and use it in reviving retired laptops. I am comfortable using either standalone, dual boot, virtualisation, or WSL.
Databases
I normally pick Mongo when developing with a Node-based stack, whereas I prefer picking MySQL for .NET stack. I am also okay with SQL databases - MSSQL was my first DB.
