redis

I was building a expense tracker app for myself and I still use it btw. I wanted to make it fast and i found caching is the best option. I did some research and found that Redis is the best option for caching. I found the concept of key-value pairs very useful. I used Redis for caching and storing sessions.

Redis built in methods are very clean and easy to use. It took me just few hours to understand the basics of Redis. And I implemented it in my project very same day. I found the concept of TTL (Time to Live) very useful when we have to deal with caching. Redis is still my go to option when it comes to caching API responses.

Frontend

I craft intuitive and responsive web applications using all these modern technologies. I prioritize performance, accessibility, and a seamless user experience, delivering high-quality products.

Backend

I build robust and scalable backend systems using modern technologies. I prioritize performance, security, and seamless integration with frontend applications, delivering high-quality, reliable, and efficient solutions.

DevOps & Tooling

From containerising apps to shipping them on the cloud, these are the tools I use to build, deploy and run software reliably. I care about reproducible environments, smooth pipelines and infrastructure that just works.

AI Tooling

Agentic tools are now part of my everyday workflow. I pair with AI coding assistants to move faster while staying fully in control of the architecture and reviewing every change. These are the tools I reach for.

Reetesh Kumar@reetesheth

Learning new skills and mastering them is my passion. I am always eager to learn new things and share my knowledge with others. What I have learned so far about my each skill is shared here.