My name is AdeOluwa Gberno, and I'm a Full-Stack Developer and Software Engineer with a strong focus on building modern, scalable web applications.

My journey into tech started during the COVID-19 lockdown. At the time, I spent most of my days gaming, browsing the internet, and watching YouTube. I played games like GTA San Andreas, which often required custom installations, configurations, and troubleshooting. To get things working, I constantly searched for tutorials and followed step-by-step guides on YouTube.

Over time, I became curious — not just about how things worked, but why. I often wondered how YouTubers understood these technical concepts so deeply. One day, at the end of a video, a YouTuber asked viewers to support his journey to becoming a software engineer. That moment stuck with me.

I searched for what a software engineer actually does, and I discovered a world of people building websites, applications, and digital products. I was instantly hooked. That curiosity turned into a genuine passion.

I began learning to code in 2022, starting with HTML on freeCodeCamp. At the time, I didn't even own a laptop, so progress was slow. The following year, I got one — and that's when my learning accelerated. I moved from HTML to CSS and JavaScript, and eventually into modern frameworks and tools.

Over the years, I've worked with technologies such as React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, Node.js, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Supabase, and many other libraries and tools in the JavaScript ecosystem.

I consider myself strongly frontend-focused, with solid experience building responsive, user-friendly interfaces and scalable frontend architectures. My backend skills are practical and growing, allowing me to design APIs, manage databases, and understand full-stack systems end-to-end.

Today, I have over three years of hands-on experience building web applications, continuously learning, and exploring new technologies. I'm driven by curiosity, problem-solving, and the desire to build products that actually work well and scale.