- π± Iβm currently working on Android Apps
- π¨ I'm a self-taught Android Developer
- π€ I use daily Java,Kotlin, Android Studio
- π± Iβm currently learning Firebase, MVVM, and Rest API.
- π€ Iβm looking for help with πΈππππππππππ
- π― Iβm looking to collaborate with Android Developers.
- π Pronouns: He/Him
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I love connecting with different people so if you want to say hi, I'll be happy to meet you more! π
Since the world is in the quarantine stageπ, and I have lots of spare timeβ, I decided to take this time to focus on feeding more knowledgeπ to myself. I set a couple of self-challenges to push myself further.π
Learn to codeπ¨βπ» 3-4 hours a day with no distraction ( One or two days off a week. )
Readπ° Android development articles daily.
Avoid spending too much time on YouTube Entertainmentβ οΈ
Adapting the minimalist life style
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NOTE: Top languages do not indicate my skill level or something like that, it's a GitHub metric of which languages I have the most code on GitHub. -->
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Last Edited on: 04/07/2021