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The Roadmap to Becoming a Frontend Developer
Becoming a frontend developer is an exciting journey that allows you to bring creative web designs to life. I'll break it down into three key categories to make it easy for you to understand and follow. Let's get started!
so basically smart contracts is basically a collection of functions. the syntax looks super familiar, but instead of living on a central server, they store state on-chain and run on their own #CryptoWithShola
I’m currently growing my skills and open to React/Frontend roles.
If you’re a developer, mentor, or tech lover, I’d love to connect, exchange ideas, and keep learning together.
📩 DMs are open. Feedback is truly appreciated 🙌
#ReactJS #FrontendDeveloper #Firebase #TailwindCSS
This project taught me so much — from data persistence and route management to authentication, UI design, and working with real-time databases.
▶️ Try DevLink here: devlinkks.netlify.app/
▶️ GitHub Repo: github.com/ajormoses/React-P…
🔗 Add multiple social and developer links
📱 Share your custom link page with anyone
🎨 Enjoy a responsive UI built with Tailwind CSS
⚡ Experience fast performance powered by React + TypeScript
Tech Stack:
React • TypeScript • Firebase • Tailwind CSS
practical that developers could actually use.
That’s how DevLink was born — a simple, clean, shareable developer profile portal.
With DevLink, you can:
✅ Log in securely using Firebase Authentication
🛠️ Create and customize your own profile
🎉 Just launched DevLink!
A while ago, I set out to improve my React skills — building real projects, exploring modern tools, and learning how to structure real-world applications. After experimenting, breaking things, fixing them, and learning along the way, I wanted to create
delightful user experiences.
I’m still a Vue lover—but now I’m truly enjoying React too.
This journey has been fun, refreshing, and full of “aha!” moments.
Next challenge? Maybe combining both with Nuxt & Next.js side projects. Let’s go! 🚀
🧩 clsx – dynamic styling never felt cleaner, especially with Tailwind CSS.
🔗 React Icons – for scalable and beautiful iconography.
✨ The best part? React didn’t just teach me new patterns—it reminded me that great frontend development is all about crafting expressive and
What I learned and used:
🧠 React Hooks – useState, useEffect, useCallback helped me manage state and side effects in a modular way.
⚡ Framer Motion – added smooth, expressive animations to elevate UX.
📦 React Hook Form – simplified form state and validation.
Why it was exciting:
🔄 Coming from Vue, React felt different—but in a good way! JSX, hooks, and the unopinionated structure challenged me to think differently and build more flexibly.
#vue #React #frontenddevelopment
🚀 From Vue to React: Building Cyber Was a Blast! 🎉
As someone who’s spent years building rich interfaces with Vue.js, I recently decided to dive deep into React—and the result is Cyber, a modern, UI/UX-focused web application.
🔗 Live Preview: cyberwares.netlify.app