JardiniHomes is a full-stack property listing platform I built with React and Node.js, live at jardini-homes.onrender.com (http://jardini-homes.onrender.com). It lets users browse listings on an interactive map (react-leaflet), search with filters, and manage properties through a personal dashboard. Hosts can create listings with a drag-and-drop image uploader that shows real-time upload progress, backed by Appwrite for storage and authentication. I designed a sticky Airbnb-inspired navbar and a full profile dashboard for managing listings and account details, and handled the production deployment on Render — including fixing ES module path conflicts and a build failure caused by devDependencies being skipped in production mode.
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Ran 4 commands, viewed 2 files, created a file
Ran 4 commands, viewed 2 files, created a file
Looks clean. Checking page 2 too.
Check page 2 render
Check page 2 render
Two pages with page 2 nearly empty — let me tighten it to fit one page, which reads better for a Fiverr portfolio upload.
Edited 2 files, ran 2 commands
Edited 2 files, ran 2 commands
Now fits on one page.
Check final single-page render
Check final single-page render
This looks solid — clean, one page, no overflow. Moving it to outputs.
Ran a command, read a file
Ran a command, read a file
One-pager built around Mini DataDog, JardiniHomes, and the RAG chatbot, plus your Scale AI/Appen/iMerit background. Say the word if you want a shorter Fiverr-bio version too, or tweaks to the project bullets.
Daniel felix resume fiverr
Document · DOCX
convert to pdf
Ran a command, read a file
Ran a command, read a file
Here's the PDF version, ready to upload.
Daniel felix resume fiverr
Document · PDF
one liner for contra
Thought for 2s
Thought for 2s
Q: Which angle for the one-liner?
A: Broad 'full-stack + AI' generalist
Full-stack developer building MERN web apps and AI-powered tools — from real-time dashboards to RAG chatbots.
describe teh mini data dog
Mini DataDog is a MERN stack uptime monitoring platform I built — a cron-based worker checks site status in real time, JWT auth secures user accounts, and Brevo sends automated email alerts the moment something goes down. It has a full analytics dashboard (Recharts) showing uptime history and per-monitor stats, plus a settings page for managing alerts. Along the way I fixed some gnarly bugs: non-atomic MongoDB updates that were corrupting stats under concurrent checks, and a cross-user data leak in the Redux store caused by state not resetting between logins