Frontend engineering
I build Angular screens that work well on a phone and a desktop, with components that are easy to reuse.
- AngularCore workflow
- TypeScriptApplication code
- HTML / CSS / JavaScriptFoundation
I’m Dinesh — a full stack developer who connects the dots.
I turn ideas into web applications that feel straightforward to use. From an Angular screen to a Node.js API and the database behind it, I enjoy connecting the pieces — and making sure they work together.


My background is in Electrical and Electronics Engineering; my day-to-day work is in software. Since 2021, I’ve worked across interfaces, APIs, databases, and deployments. I like the moment a complicated requirement turns into a clear, usable screen. Learning a new tool is rewarding, but using it to solve a real problem is what keeps me interested.
More about my journey →Most of my work brings together Angular on the frontend, Node.js on the backend, and MySQL for data. Here’s how the rest of my toolkit fits in.
I build Angular screens that work well on a phone and a desktop, with components that are easy to reuse.
I use Angular Material and Bootstrap to keep layouts consistent and everyday interactions familiar.
I connect the interface to Express APIs and MySQL, then work through the bugs that show up between them.
I use Ionic with Angular to bring familiar web development tools into mobile app experiences.
Getting an application live is part of the job. I work with AWS, Vercel, Render, and GitHub Pages, and help keep things running.
I pay attention to page structure, loading speed, and mobile usability so the finished website is easier to use and find.
Have a design or a workflow in mind? I can turn it into a responsive Angular interface, with reusable components and attention to the small details.
I can build the frontend, connect the APIs and database, and get the application deployed. I also work on existing apps that need fixes or new features.
I help with Ionic apps, hosting, and the practical improvements that make a website faster, easier to use, and easier to maintain.