Expert Full Stack Developer for Scalable SaaS Solutions

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SYED ALI

pro

• 10h

As a Full Stack Developer at Pocketnote, I helped build and scale an educational SaaS platform connecting students with qualified tutors. I developed responsive, user-friendly interfaces using React, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, ensuring a smooth experience across the platform.

On the backend, I worked on RESTful APIs, system integrations, and core business workflows that enabled reliable communication between frontend and backend services. My role also involved improving performance, maintaining clean architecture, and supporting the platform’s growth from an MVP into a stable web application.

AI Development Backend Development Frontend Development Claude Python React

Franco Beltramella

pro

• Jul 9

BLACK HOLE / 02 An evolution of the previous experiment. Two interpretations of the same phenomenon. Dark - feels dense, mysterious and cinematic. Light - feels calm, ethereal and almost weightless. Same gravity. Still exploring how images can bend, stretch and dissolve around an invisible force.

Webflow Claude three.js

Adel Merabet

• Jul 10

I absolutely love this style. It feels mysterious, cinematic, and beautifully crafted. 👏🔥

Gabor Molnar

pro

• Jul 9

Thought it would be fun to turn the previous Cavalry tutorial into an interactive web component

So... I gave it a try. 👀

Always interesting to see how a motion concept translates into something you can actually use on the web.

Leave a comment if you want to try!

Cavalry Claude Contra

Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 9

Taking a Cavalry motion tutorial and actually rebuilding it as a working web component is a great way to stress-test whether a concept holds up outside the tool it was designed in. Did you rebuild the physics/easing by hand, or did Claude help translate the timing curves directly?