Akiva Kaufman
I have a passion for quality code, and enjoy constantly expanding my skills.
I've always loved creating things and have a natural draw to problem solving, especially when it involves technology. After discovering a passion for coding, I took the leap and enrolled in a Software Development bootcamp, an experience I thoroughly enjoyed. Since graduating, I've been committed to growing my skills, constantly learning new technologies while deepening my understanding of the ones I've already mastered. Whether it's a new project, troubleshooting a bug, or building an API, I'm always ready for a new challenge.
JavaScript
TypeScript
HTML
CSS
C#
Dart
Job Tracker allows job seekers to easily stay organised with their job search. Users can track applications, update and save details such as interview dates and job sites, and track the application status. Users can also search saved applications by job title or company name. The app is built in Flutter (Dart), using Hive for local storage, and published as an Android app on Google Play Store.
Where to Go enables users to easily search for and organise travel itineraries based on their preferences. Users can share and explore itineraries, comment and vote on trips, and filter by budget, location, or trip length. The app is built with Next.js and styled using Tailwind CSS, utilising Vercel Postgres and Vercel Blob for storage. The live site is hosted on Vercel.
I created this recipe app to organise my family's recipes, allowing easy searching and filtering with categories and custom collections. JQuery was used to manipulate data client-side, to enable copy/paste of ingredients and instructions from a word document. The app was built in ASP.NET using Bootstrap for styling, an SQL database and Azure for hosting.
What You Looking App? makes exploring fun and informative, allowing users to scan their surroundings with their camera feed and see points of interest (POIs) in Augmented Reality. Users can save POIs, as well as see further imformation such as distance, ratings and reviews. The app was built in React Native (TypeScript), using ViroReact to integrate Augmented Reality.
This Reddit style news website makes use of an Express.js API to retrieve and modify data. Users can filter articles, and vote and comment on individual articles. The front-end was built with React and styled with styling components.