
Full stack web developer with 4 years of experience, specializing in front end development. My expertise spans React.js, Next.js, Node.js, Hapi.js, Express.js, and MongoDB, enabling me to create dynamic and efficient web applications.
Senior Software Engineer
GlobalLogicFull Stack Web Developer (React.js and Node)
MediaslideFull Stack Web Developer (MERN stack)
Pragma KWFrontend Web Developer Intern (Next.js)
GrivetyFigma
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Firebase

Webpack
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Docker

MongoDB

Asana
Delivered 30+ SEO friendly websites using Next.js for leading modeling agencies.
Developed a backend API using express.js and node sharp for image editing tasks which allows us to resize, crop, add filters, compress images.
This microservice is used on our official mediaslide tool which handles more than 1000 images being processed by different clients on daily basis using our backend tool.
So my name is Baba Pommar. I'm a full stack web developer. I have four years of experience, and currently, I'm working with the organization named MediaSlide. My current role in my organization is that I work as a front-end developer. I make portfolio websites for modeling agencies. And for making the websites, we use Next.js, which is a React framework to make the websites that are SEO friendly and are server-side rendered, providing fast user experience. And apart from that, I have experience working with technologies like React.js, Next.js, Node.js, and Express.js. And for databases, I have experience working with MongoDB, Express.js, and also Happy.js. And apart from that, I also work with the back-end team to create microservices. For microservices, we have created a microservice to send emails, which is used among our 200-plus websites. And there is another microservice that I have created recently, which we use to create various operations on images, such as uploading images to Google Cloud Storage, and then performing actions like cropping images, applying filters, increasing brightness, contrast, etc.
So important keyword is used to enforce the property of a CSS. So, in CSS, the first preference is the inline CSS. For example, we have a p tag. We apply style to it using the style tag. We use the style tag and just add the background color of red. And let's say we give that particular tag a class name of a demo. So, then we apply a CSS rule 2 dot demo, and we apply color red. So, it won't take effect. The inline style, let's say, which we applied as blue, so that p tag will be shown as blue because inline styles are given more priority. But we can override every styling by using the important keyword. So, if we write dot, this important keyword, we can override the previous styling. However, the consequence of using it is that it cannot be overridden again. So, let's suppose if you have applied this dot important and then you are applying a media query. So, that will not take place because important has the most priority. So, it will always be red color. It will have an effect when you apply a media query and you want to apply different properties.