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My name is Brian Marin Silva and I'm a Full Stack Software Developer working on the MERN stack

I have a past in the Design/Advertising industry and I love building next-gen tools for the web

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Projects


Resume Builder


Resume Builder application that uses React.js on the client-side and Node.js on the server-side. This application leverages OpenAI's GPT-3 model to generate professional summaries, key strengths, and job descriptions for your resume.


Stack
  • React.js
  • Node.js
  • OpenAIAPI
  • Express.js

FoodApp


FoodApp is a mobile application built with React Native and Expo that allows users to search for restaurants and view detailed information about them. The app uses the Yelp API to fetch restaurant data.


Stack
  • React Native
  • Expo
  • YelpAPI
  • Axios

babelbam CLI


An all-in-one JavaScript Sandbox and Notebook. You can create, edit, and share code snippets in real-time. I used Typescript, React, Node.js, Express, Lerna, Redux, Bulma, and Esbuild. The package was then deployed to NPM. Use it yourself by running npm i babelbam!


Stack
  • Typescript
  • React.js
  • Redux
  • Esbuild

Spotify App


A fully functional web app that connects with the Spotify API, implementing OAuth for authorization, and fetching user-specific data. Used React, React Hooks, Styled Components, the Spotify API, Node.js, and Express. The app was deployed to the internet using Heroku.


Stack
  • React.js
  • Node.js
  • Express.js
  • Heroku


Technologies

I've worked with a range of technologies in the web development world ranging from Back-End to Design

  • Front-End

    React.js
    ReactNative.js
    JavaScript
    Typescript
    CSS3
    HTML5

  • Back-End

    Node.js
    Python
    SQL
    MongoDB
    Express.js

  • Other

    Git / GitHub
    VS Code
    XCode
    Android Studio

About Me

Below you can download my resume!


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Personal Achievements

1000+

Hours Coding

500+

GitHub Contributions

6+

Certifications

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