Ionel – Typescript, Node.js, JavaScript

Typetron is a web backend framework for Node.js aiming to bring productivity and scalability to developers when creating web apps. It is built with Typescript entirely from scratch using the latest technologies available and almost no third-party libraries to preserve performance. It is a hobby project he intends to use and monetize in the future.

Users: All developers around the world

• Was in charge of researching, architecting, designing, and developing all the framework features;
• Was also in charge of online marketing using social networks and blogging to bring it to the top of the search lists;
• It is one of the biggest and dearest projects he has ever worked on that will lead to even more projects in the future.

@hotel (found at athotel.com) is an online travel booking platform that leverages social media, especially Instagram, to offer exclusive hotel deals. The platform operates differently from traditional OTAs by offering private room rates through group chats on social media and direct messaging. These discounted rates are not publicly posted but are available to registered users.

As the software developer for @hotel, I was responsible for developing and managing the OTA (Online Travel Agency) website, with a primary focus on the frontend. My role involved ensuring a seamless user experience, creating intuitive interfaces, and implementing modern technologies to optimize the booking process. I played a critical part in the site's architecture, making sure it aligns with the business goals of providing discounted hotel rates and an engaging platform for millions of travelers. My expertise helped shape @hotel's customer-centric digital presence.

• redesigned and created front-end architecture
• built front-end components library
• wrote unit, integration and e2e tests

A platform to negotiate and execute your next DAO to DAO deal. An agnostic, trustless, and flexible environment for DAOplomacy.

• Implemented the UI design based on UI mockups;
• Implemented a UI design system for Aurelia;
• Wrote E2E tests with Cypress using BDD;
• Integrated with Solidity contracts and Metamask.

A platform used to manage the players of online casinos

Users: Customer relationship employees

Features:

• player personal details management;
• financial dashboards with an overview of transactions;
• calling a player and phone calls management;
• responsible gambling management;
• mailing of custom templates created in the browser;
• platform statistics using charts;
• advanced reporting based on custom conditions created by the user in the browser (custom query builder);
• personal documents management.

• Was in charge of architecting, planning, organizing, and developing the platform;
• Was in charge of interviewing and mentoring junior developers and helping them in case they had blockers;
• Occasionally was in charge of creating tasks and organizing the sprints due to the lack of a Scrum Master;
• Created the entire front-end and back-end architecture;
• Wrote unit and integration tests;
• Optimized app performance both back-end and front-end;
• Redesigned the Frontend using the new UI kit;
• Created the light and dark themes;
• Made sure the UI and UX were consistent throughout the app;
• Made sure the Back-end devs followed the REST API standards and framework features.

The platform was an entire system used to manage, present, and deliver mobile games to users.

Users (multiple):

• platform operators that managed the app's content;
• users that downloaded and installed the games.

The platform was composed of several apps:

• a mobile app similar to Google Play or App Store where users can download and install games;
• a web app similar to the mobile app used in the browser;
• a CMS (Content Management System)/Admin Dashboard used to manage mobile and web app content.

• Was responsible for developing, code reviewing, and pair programming the features for the three apps: management, web, and mobile;
• Did DevOps on AWS using various services like Elastic Beanstalk, CloudWatch, S3, Lambda, EC2, RDS, SNS, IAM, and SQS.