Bilal Pervez

I have immersed myself in the world of Software Development for more than 4 years. My expertise spans across languages including PHP, Dart, and Nodejs as well as front-end technologies like Typescript, React and Vuejs. I have hands-on experience with frameworks such as Laravel, Flutter, Tailwind, and Nextjs and managing databases like MySQL and MongoDB. I have tackled various projects, ranging from web development to mobile app development. I am highly motivated, fast learner, self-taught and continuously learning to enhance my skills and staying up-to-date with industry trends.

🔭 Currently I'm freelancing and working at Carly. ⚡ Fun fact: I've been passionate about tech since the age of 12

My Projects

Portfolio

The project showcases my work and skills using a stack that includes Laravel, Inertia.js, and React. Additionally, it features an admin panel built with Filament and Livewire for managing content and settings.

SSH Man

A simple app to manage your SSH connections and open them in Windows Terminal. It's built with Wails (kind of like Electron but with a GoLang backend). The project uses React for the frontend, Shadcn for styling, and Zustand for state management. Still a work in progress!

Dota 2 Helper

A hybrid flutter mobile app designed to elevate the Dota 2 experience. It features in-game event reminders, an intelligent hero draft helper, a detailed hero glossary, and real-time news integration. This project refined my skills in Flutter development, API integration, and algorithm design.

Next Expense

The Next Expense app showcases my proficiency in Flutter and Firebase. By utilizing these technologies, I successfully developed a feature-rich application that simplifies expense management, enhances productivity, and provides users with a secure and efficient solution for tracking and reporting expenses.

Look Away Reminder

LAR (Look Away Reminder) is a cross-platform application built with Next.js and Electron.js. Its primary goal is to prevent eye fatigue by sending periodic reminders to users, encouraging them to take breaks and divert their attention away from the screen