Hello I'm
Mohamed Soltani
Software Developer
- soltane.mohamed.achref@gmail.com
- (484) 716-0191
- Nashville, TN, USA
I am a software developer building full-stack applications with React, JavaScript, Node JS, and MongoDB. My past experience includes working in network /system administration and It support. I first became aware of the sheer power of software development while learning about network automation. This inspired me to enroll in Nucamp bootcamp. I am excited and passionate about the software development industry because there are always new challenges and learning opportunity to explore.
Sultan is a dynamic, mobile-friendly web application built with Bootstrap. Users can check menu and order greek food online. The inspiration came from my dream to open up my own restaurant one day.
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Sultan is a dynamic, mobile-friendly web application built with Bootstrap.
Nowel is an An E-commerce web Site for people to use to shop online. This website allow users to add, modify, or delete products on the cart and check out. It was created using ReactJS and ReduxJS.
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Users are able to add, modify, and delete products in the cart and check out.
iPlace is a social media web site for people to share places that they visited. Created using ReactJS, NodeJs, ExpressJS and MongoDB. This web site allows user to register, login, create, modifier and delete places. The most challenging and exciting part of this project was learning different technologies and how they work together.
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iPlace is a social media web site for people to share places that they visited, created using ReactJS, NodeJs, ExpressJS and MongoDB.
This project was completed during the 2019 Hackoween hosted at Nashville Software School with a team of 7 software developer students and 12 data science students.
This application was a group project where the software developers wireframed the application together and group-coded pretty much everything using modular Vanilla JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
The most challenging and exciting part of this project was getting to work with a team of data science students. We only had two days to build this prototype, so as the data science students were figuring out their algorithms to score each applicant based on factors specified by the Literacy Foundation, we were building the front-end of the application with whatever incomplete JSON file they could give us. This felt like a real-world experience where two teams have to keep communicating and giving each other updates as they come. Seeing the Foundation employees' faces light up with glee at how well it turned out and how much time it will save them truly made it worth the effort.
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One of the features most requested by the Dollar General Literacy Foundation's team was a search-by-state map feature with geolocation tags for each applicant.
The DG Literacy Foundation Team also requested to see certain information when clicking on a geolocation tag, including the distance of the applicant from a Dollar General store and their full application responses.
This project had me building a single-page, dynamic React application for a car service company.
The user will only be able to view the homepage with limited options unless they are logged in. Once logged in, the user can view additional NavBar links for detailed information like cars information, the service they need, and employees.
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There is complete CRUD functionality, allowing the user to add, edit, delete cars and employees. Cars are input in the database with an associated employee. The user can view each employee and which cars they are responsible for.
Otters are social animals. They hold hands while sleeping so they don't drift apart from each other. We named this application Otter to represent staying connected to one another with this information dashboard.
This was a group project completed by four individuals, including myself. I was responsible for building out the Messaging component using asynchronous fetch calls to JSON Server and regular old JavaScript. I became very comfortable with JavaScript event listeners and CRUD through this exercise.
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(Image above: the Otter user dashboard view)
This project had me building a single-page, dynamic React application for a car service company.
The user will only be able to view the homepage unless they are logged in. Once logged in, the user can view additional NavBar links for detailed information like cars information, the service they need, and employees.
Technologies used:
There is complete CRUD functionality allowing the user to add, edit, and delete cars, and employees. Cars are input in the database with an associated employee. The user can view each employee and which cars they are responsible for.