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Muhammad Ahmad
@amahmai
Level 2
Web and Mobile Application developer
Pakistán
Hindi
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As a React JS and React Native developer with four years of experience, I possess a deep understanding of these frameworks and the ability to build high-quality web and mobile applications. My skills in writing clean and efficient code, utilizing reusable components, and integrating APIs enable me to create feature-rich web applications and cross-platform mobile apps that are fast, scalable, and easy to maintain.
Throughout my career, I have worked on a diverse range of projects, from small-scale applications to complex, enterprise-level projects. I have developed strong problem-solving and a
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I will teach you code or fix bugs in react native and react js
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I will teach, tutor helps you learn modern javascript, react node js live bootcamp
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