About Me
Hi, I'm Robinson Ngecu
I'm a freelance Full Stack Web Developer with a passion to create responsive, accessible and inclusive websites using the newest cutting-edge tech.
I always wanted to pursue finance as my career path, and yes I enrolled to the university and pursued a Bachelor's Degree in B.Com (Finance Option). In the midst of this pursuit, I however became more curious with what my friends from other fields were being taught and somehow without intending to, I fell in love with web development.
So I'm mostly self-taught and my guide and teacher happens to be my curiosity to learn and explore.
My Skills
Frontend
Backend
Education
School of Life
2017 - present- Experience what you have learned
- Turn the other cheek as you prepare to knock that m** out 😎
- You only lose when you stop trying
- Smile.You don't own all the problems in the world 😊
- Live and let live
Thika Technical Institute
2018- Bachelor's Degree Computer Science
Murang'a University Of Technology
2018 - 2023- Bachelor's Degree Computer Science
Hobbies
Whenever I'm not coding, I tend to engage myself in activties that build me up. Some of these activities include but not limited to the following :
Skating : To tell you the truth, I love skating. It's one of those things I can hardly let a day pass by without even taking atleast a 5 minutes ride around my neighborhood.
Travelling : If you're not a kenyan, you wouldn't understand my obsession with travelling, especially outside the city. As a nation, we've been endowed with great sites that are just breath-taking.
Cooking : I'm not a great fan of fast foods and I believe they should be taken once in a while and so I have learned to cook my dishes and boy ooh boy do I love their taste. Well, I know not everyone finds my dishes as tasty as I do, but need I remind them the opinion of my stomach and only my stomach concerning this matter supersedes all 😎.
Movies : I'm also a big fan of movies and series. As I was growing up, my obsession with them always got me into trouble with my school teachers, but that's a story for another day.