Backend
In the realm of backend development, my skills are honed through a combination of practical application and an in-depth exploration of technologies. My main concerns are scalability, maintainability and developer ease for CRUD operations.
How I Approach A Problem #
I approach problems using the divide and conquer method. At first, a problem might seem impossible but by creating smaller, more manageable tasks, the problem becomes a list of tasks that simply need to be completed in order to solve the problem. Having visuals is also helpful in order to wrap your head around how the problem could be solved.
How I Program #
In my approach to coding, I find that visualizing the structure is fundamental. Thus, creating diagrams, wireframes and quick mockups are my go to, mapping out the blueprint of the code's appearance. Once the conceptual framework is in place, I adhere to a three-step development strategy.
1. Get the Code to Work - The initial focus is on functionality. I prioritize getting the core functionality in place, ensuring that the code accomplishes its intended purpose. This step lays the foundation for improvement.
2. Polish - With the basic code working, I shift gears to the polishing phase. This involves refining the user interface, optimizing code for performance, and addressing any user experience considerations. The aim is to elevate the project from functional to exceptional.
3. Refactor - Continuous improvement is paramount. The final step involves refactoring the code streamlining, optimizing, and enhancing its structure, making the code developer friendly and easy to read. This allows for the elimination of redundancies and addition of best practices, ensuring a maintainable codebase.
My approach to development reflects my commitment to delivering not just functional solutions but polished and sustainable code.