So here's the deal - I've been writing Java code for over 6 years now, and honestly? I still get excited about a clean piece of code. Started with simple web apps, now I'm building systems that handle millions of requests without breaking a sweat.
I'm that guy who actually enjoys refactoring legacy code (weird, I know). Love working with Spring Boot, getting my hands dirty with microservices, and figuring out why that one test is failing at 2 AM. Coffee is definitely involved in most of my best solutions.
This was a fun one! Built a complete e-commerce platform that doesn't crash when everyone decides to shop at the same time. Used microservices (because monoliths are scary), Kafka for when services need to gossip, and made sure everything talks to each other nicely.
Ever wanted to watch millions of data points flow in real-time without your browser crying? That's what this does. Used reactive programming because blocking is for traffic, not code. WebSockets keep everything live and Redis makes sure it's fast.
Banks don't mess around with security, and neither do I. Built an API gateway that's tighter than a pickle jar but still lets legitimate requests through smoothly. 99.99% uptime because downtime in banking is basically a four-letter word.
Built for a logistics company that was tired of playing "guess how much stuff we have." This system tracks everything in real-time, predicts when you're running low, and even orders more stuff automatically. It's like having a really smart assistant who never forgets anything.
Got an interesting project? Need someone to untangle some legacy code? Or just want to chat about Java over coffee? I'm always up for a good conversation and new challenges.