jdoder
Full-stack developer. Python / Django on the server, Flutter on the screen, and whatever hardware is on the workbench in between.
No name attached to this one — just the work. What started at thirteen as messing around with scripts turned into a habit that never wore off, then a career built almost entirely on making the backend and the thing people actually touch feel like one system instead of two.
Most projects start in Django: models, APIs, the boring plumbing that has to be right before anything else matters. Then Flutter picks up the other end, turning that plumbing into something a person can hold in their hand — one codebase, phone and web both, talking to the same backend without the seams showing.
Off the clock, the projects get smaller and the wires get literal.
server side
- Python, Django — models, views, templates
- PostgreSQL, background workers, caching
- Django admin, forms, auth & permissions
- Multi-tenant systems
client side
- Flutter / Dart, one codebase for iOS, Android, web
- State management, offline-first sync
- Custom software builds, end to end
- Pairing Flutter clients to Django backends
languages
- Python, JavaScript, Dart
- C++ (Arduino), Ruby
infrastructure
- Linux, git
- Deploying and maintaining production services
approach
- Backend and frontend designed together, not bolted on
- Self-taught, thirteen years and counting
FPV drones
Building and tuning quads, then flying them through goggles at whatever speed they'll survive. Betaflight tuning, video systems, and the occasional rebuild after a hard landing.
Microcontrollers
Small electronics builds on the side — sensors, home-brew boards, and projects that exist purely because a part showed up in the mail and needed a reason to.
Reachable by email. Identity stays off this page — that's the deal.
Address is rendered client-side on request, not printed in the page source — keeps the scrapers out.