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I`m highly passionate when it comes to learning all sorts of things. That`s what keeps me going in life. These days I`m borderline obsessed with programming. I look at coding as a never-ending challenge and I won`t slow down until I feel like I achieved a level of mastery. Then the actual fun begins. Until that moment, it`s all about self-discipline, continuous learning, and tremendous patience. I, in one word: DRIVEN . My life philosophy goes something like this: The level of your success can be found in your daily routine. Technologies that I`m familiar with, practice and use daily are: HTML5 [ w/ the newest standards & approaches ]. CSS3 [ Grid, Flexbox, Animations, Sass ]. JavaScript [ proficient with vanilla ES6 and above ]. React 16+ [ familiar with its entire ecosystem ]. Redux [ my essential tool for state management ]. NodeJS [ mostly with Express & SailsJS too ]. MongoDB [ natively or/ and with Mongoose ]. Bootstrap 4 [ great with MaterializeCSS too ]. GraphQL [ as an alternative to RESTful APIs ]. Some of the additional tools and libraries that I use regularly: Git [ as my version control system ]. Webpack [ for module bundling ]. Gulp [ when a task runner is required ]. Babel [ for backward compatibility of ES6+ ]. Postman [ as my API development testing tool ]. Lodash [ often required as my helper library ]. Jest, Enzyme, Mocha [ as my testing utilities ]. EJS/ HBS [ when all focus is on the backend ]. NOTE: As the skills and experience of a developer grow, so does the list of tools used. It comes to a point where is hard to list everything, but to me, the ones listed above are the most relevant. I`m currently most focused on the MERN stack âž– [ MongoDB, ExpressJS, ReactJS, NodeJS ]. ©