About Me
I'm a full-stack developer focused on building fast, accessible, and user-friendly web applications.
I've worked with a range of technologies but love working with React, Node.js, PostgreSQL, and Tailwind.
I care about clean architecture, developer experience, and writing code that scales.
I've worked with startups, contributed to open source, and shipped several personal projects, some for fun, some out of necessity.
Outside of tech, I enjoy photography, exploring cities, and reading about psychology and product design.
Currently open to freelance work, collaborations, or just a good conversation.
Things I'm Proud Of
- Completing the iLead Program by John C. Maxwell, which helped me grow in leadership, discipline, and purpose.
- Living out my faith as a Christian — it shapes how I work, serve others, and make decisions.
- Building complete full-stack apps that people actually use.
- Teaching myself modern development tools and frameworks. Staying consistent in improving myself — not just technically, but personally.
My Role Models
- H.E. Paul Kagame – for his discipline, vision, and commitment to building a better future through action, not just words. His leadership has been a constant source of motivation for me.
- Lee Robinson (@leerob) – for his simplicity in design, technical excellence, and how he openly shares his journey and knowledge with the developer community.
- John C. Maxwell – for teaching me that leadership starts with personal growth and intentional living.
- The Dev Community – for constantly pushing boundaries, sharing knowledge, and reminding me that learning never ends.
I Believe That...
- Time is the most valuable resource — once lost, it never comes back.
- How you spend your minutes shapes your months and your mission. It's better to be intentional with time than busy without purpose.
- Consistency beats bursts of inspiration — show up daily. Work should have meaning, not just output.
- Discipline creates freedom — in work, in life, in mindset.
- Innovation isn't about having more tools — it's about asking better questions.
- Creativity thrives under constraints. Originality often looks like simplicity done right.
- AI should amplify human potential, not replace it.
- The future belongs to those who can collaborate with intelligent tools.
- Learning how to think is more important than memorizing what to think.
- Code is craft — good code is simple, readable, and intentional.
- Learning to code is learning to solve problems and think clearly.
- Developers have the power to build — that comes with responsibility.
- Real growth begins where comfort ends. Being a beginner again is a gift, not a weakness.
- Curiosity is more valuable than certainty.
- Faith gives purpose beyond performance.
- Small acts, done with heart, matter more than big words.
- Who you are is more important than what you do.