a programmer and content writer.
Welcome to my website! Here you'll find information on what I can offer to your business. Scroll down to learn about my skills and projects.At the bottom of the page is a #Contact Me section. Click the #Learn More section to read about my education, courses, goals, and hobbies.
Programming |
Psychology & Content Writing |
Software development in Python with Tkinter framework |
Knowledge of marketing and social psychology |
Building websites with HTML and CSS |
Vipassana meditation lessons |
Data manipulation using Pandas and Excel |
Writing informative/technical/creative content |
I'm a disciplined individual who likes programming, creativity, and helping people. I can develop applications, and websites, write content, and be an impactful team player. What characterizes me is my willingness to learn, positivity, open-mindedness, and versatility.
My main interest is to start a career in IT (ex. Software development, IT support, etc.). I am also open to other possibilities where I could grow as a professional. I seek a job/training/internship, and project collaborations.
In the next sections, you'll learn about my skills and completed projects. Click "learn more" to find out about my goals, education, and hobbies.
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I'm an intermediate-level Python developer. I chose Python (logo from link) because it's fast to write, has broad usage, and very readable syntax. A great language to start coding.
I also know HTML and CSS. At the moment I am mastering Python. The next languages on my bucket list are Javascript, MySQL, C.
Here are the areas I am working on at the moment:
| Object-oriented programming | Setting up GUI using Tkinter framework |
| Developing websites with HTML and CSS | Working on variables and data types |
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| (logo by Freepik) | (logo by Pixel Perfect); |
| Proficiency in using for and while loops | List and dictionary comprehensions |
| Handling exceptions | Global, local, and environment variables |
| Experienced using Pandas library for data manipulation | Data encryption and security practices |
| Experienced in using APIs for accessing web data | Creating nested dictionaries in the JSON format to store and retrieve data |
| Familiar with Git version branching and commits | Linux OS and Bash scripting |
I can create technical, scientific, informative, and creative articles, blog posts, and other text documents. I wrote many scientific articles, essays, projects, and presentations during my 5 years at the University.
You can view my blog under this link. There I publish informative, creative, and scientific content. Mostly related to meditation.
So far I wrote over 20 projects! And I continue adding to that number. Here are some of them:
A secure way to store, generate, and search for passwords. This app has an interface created in Tkinter framework.
This Python script is a password manager that uses the Tkinter GUI library to provide users with the ability to generate strong, random passwords and store login credentials for multiple websites.
The password generator creates a password that is 12 characters long and includes digits, uppercase and lowercase letters, and special characters. The generated password is copied to the system clipboard and can be displayed in the GUI text box by clicking the "Generate Password" button.
The program stores website login credentials in a nested dictionary, where the website URL serves as the key and the email or username and password serve as the values.
The dictionary is saved in a JSON file named "data.json" using the "dump" method from the JSON library. If the file already exists, the program reads the existing data from the file and updates it with the new data. The "Search" functionality allows users to retrieve stored login credentials for a website by entering the website URL in the GUI.
User data is stored in a JSON file. To add extra protection one can also use file encryption for example gpg.
This app allows users to track their workouts and calculate burned calories.
The program is written in Python and utilizes the requests and JSON modules to make API calls and parse the returned JSON data. The program uses environment variables to store API keys and other sensitive information, ensuring that they are not exposed in the code.
The program logs into the Nutritionix API and retrieves data on the calories burned during a workout. It then posts this data to a Google Sheets document using the Sheety API.
Users can also specify their weight and height in the code parameters. That ensures a more precise calculation.
My app uses API from Nutritionix to calculate calories burned, duration, and type of exercise; and from sheety.co to create a table with all your workouts.
Skills, knowledge, positive energy, and top effort is what I offer.
Willing to learn and contribute.
So don't wait and message me 📧.