Aboutme

About me

Honestly, I never really aimed to become a web developer. I wanted a web app for horse racing data and couldn't afford to pay someone to make it, so I built it myself. That's how I ended up with web development skills.

As mentioned, I started with personal projects. I began in March 2024 and completed my web app by May 2024. So, my web development journey started in March 2024.

Programming itself wasn't too challenging since I could figure out the logic and get help from GPT. However, setting up the infrastructure was really tough.

I'm enjoying web development right now, but in the future, I'd like to learn Go. I'm also interested in exploring Flutter for mobile app development.

Honestly, I don't aim to be a full-time engineer. I prefer to stay in a position where I can offer my web development skills if there's a need for them.

Python Tools

This table is automatically updated daily by scraping the Oricon (Japan's music ranking) daily singles chart.

It is a simple setup using only the BeautifulSoup4 and Requests libraries. For tasks requiring browser operations such as logging in, I use Selenium or Pyppeteer.

The data is fetched by a Python script running on AWS Lambda, which saves the results as a CSV file in S3 for display.

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Full-Stack Web App

This app is a handy tool for horse racing fans in Germany to help them with betting. It's been a fun project that combines a lot of different technologies and features to create a seamless experience.

I've built a full-stack web app that handles everything from login authentication and database operations to API fetching, Stripe payments, and sending emails with SendGrid.

Tech Stack: Heroku, Vercel, S3, Docker, Next.js, DjangoRestFramework, PostgreSQL

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