Hi, I'm a Frontend Engineer who loves travel and photography
Currently on Working Holiday in Australia, sharing tech insights, travel stories, and photography works.
What you'll find here
Tech Insights
Frontend development experiences, coding tutorials, and tech stack discussions.
Travel Stories
Detailed travel guides and personal adventures across Australia.
Photography
Portfolio showcasing landscapes, street scenes, and moments.
WHV Guide
Australian Working Holiday tips and experiences.
Tech Stack & Tools
Frontend
- React & Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Redux & React Query
Backend
- Node.js
- Express
- MongoDB
- PostgreSQL
Tools
- Git & GitHub
- VS Code
- Docker
- Figma
Photography
- Sony A7 III
- Adobe Lightroom
- Photoshop
- DaVinci Resolve
My Journey So Far
Started as a frontend developer, I've always been passionate about creating beautiful and functional web experiences. Along the way, I discovered my love for travel and photography, which brought me to Australia on a Working Holiday visa.
Professional Background
- Frontend Engineer with 5+ years experience
- Specialized in React, TypeScript, and Modern Web Technologies
- Amateur Photographer focusing on Travel and Landscape
- Current Australian WHV Holder
Currently In Australia
Working Holiday Visa (Subclass 417) holder, currently exploring the East Coast while working as a remote frontend developer.
Recent Locations:
- • Sydney 悉尼, NSW
- • Gold Coast 黄金海岸, QLD
- • Melbourne 墨尔本, VIC
- • Byron Bay 拜伦湾, NSW
Next Destinations:
- Perth 珀斯, WA
- Adelaide 阿德莱德, SA
- Tasmania
- Great Barrier Reef
My Philosophy
Code. Travel. Capture. Share. Inspire.
As a frontend engineer, I believe in creating clean, efficient, and user-friendly web experiences that make a difference.
Life is about balance - between coding and adventure, between creating and experiencing, between work and exploration.
Through my journey as a developer and traveler, I aim to inspire others to pursue their passions and embrace new experiences.
The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.