Software engineer with experience working across various industries including energy and fintech. Experienced in all levels of the Software Development Lifecycle.
Wordpress. Worked in company using Woocommerce for their e-commerce solution, It was profitable at that. That is if you want a quick and simple solution.
If you want something less turnkey and more flexible but more tasking, Django or Laravel is a good option.
Don't overcomplicate things, simplicity is often underrated on the web side of development. This is coming from a guy who writes low level embedded c and c++ on a daily basis.
Look at the practical side of things, C++ is going nowhere and its improving. C++ is simple just write and compile.
No rustc, cargo and rustup combo.
Both languages are good but one is tested and tried.
I have observed this but with Laravel/PHP. If you are a specialist NodeJS is not bad. But if you are a generalist with deadline and business logic to implement a more mature development ecosystem is advisable, in my opinion.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Javascript/Typescript, PHP, NextJS, Laravel, Python, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS, Docker, AI/LLM
Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ao-lawani
Email: info - at - zaqlabs.com
Software engineer with experience working across various industries including energy and fintech. Experienced in all levels of the Software Development Lifecycle.