Fawaz Ahmed

Litterati 2.5 is a React Native app built to help make the earth cleaner. The main feature of the app is that users can take a picture of trash and post it. It has some great features like geotagging trash pictures, tagging pictures using machine learning and also manually, and running campaigns to collect trash and more. This app is live in the App Store and Play Store and has over 10,000 users.

Technologies: Redux, Redux-Saga, Redux Offline, Facebook authentication, CodePush

AgriPlace is a React web application used by farmers and crop-certifying agencies. Major modules included a dynamic questionnaire which presented questions based on previous input.
Technologies: React, Fluxxor, Bootstrap, Lodash, several JavaScript libraries

AgriPlace Trade Module is a documents trading application that's used by traders across the border, helping keep their trade documents synchronized in one place.

Technologies: React, Redux, Redux-Saga, Reactstrap

WillPort is an eGifting application built using React Native. Using this app, friends and family can send and receive gifts from each other. The app includes a range of features, including OAuth, social sign-ups, location fetching, a news feed, push notifications, a Stripe integration, Redux, Redux-Saga, React navigation, and many other libraries and packages.

FoodIQ is a food-ordering platform built on React. The platform had two different portals: one for the customer and one for the vendor. Using this platform, a customer can place orders, and vendors can fulfill those orders.

This application was unique in a way that every restaurant had it's own space and can deliver an experience to the user that was centered around the restaurant and allowing us to onboard numerous restaurants at the same time. This was a part-time engagement with one of my Toptal clients.

Technologies: React, Hooks, Firebase, Material UI, react-beautiful-dnd

The Node.js Accelerator is an exclusive learning program that educates JavaScript and back-end developers in Node.js, Express, NestJS, and TypeScript. This two-month program consists of rigorous learning exercises, live instructor-led sessions by SMEs, hands-on activities, a stringent evaluation process, comprehensive assessments, and an incremental project where participants implement a couple of Microservices (REST APIs) using Express and NestJS. The incremental project simulates an eCommerce application consisting of two services, i.e., a user service to implement the authentication with user management and a product-catalog service that offers functionalities to manage inventory.