Welcome to my GitHub.
I’m a full stack developer with 4 years of experience, working on real-world projects with a strong focus on delivering functional, sustainable, and maintainable software. I work professionally with Laravel, use Vue.js daily in my full-time role, and build personal projects mainly with Node.js and Next.js.
My main strength as a full stack developer is balance: a well-crafted and fast frontend (above average for full stack teams) combined with a responsible, maintainable backend, designed with future developers in mind.
I’ve worked in small, medium, and more structured teams, which gave me a solid understanding of both technical and product contexts. In environments where frontend is often a bottleneck, my work stands out for visual clarity, strong fundamentals, and delivery speed. In more mature frontend teams, I’ve learned to raise my level of detail and consistency.
On the backend, my main concerns are maintainability, clarity, and security. I don’t write code just to “work for now”, but to avoid becoming a problem later. I tend to think carefully while developing, always assuming that someone else — or future me — will need to understand and evolve that code.
I enjoy projects where technical decisions truly matter and where the code is expected to stand the test of time.
Backend
- Laravel (PHP)
- Node.js
Frontend
- Vue.js
- Next.js / React
Other
- Experience with legacy code
- Frontend + backend integration
- Product-oriented development
- Balance between speed and quality
Currently, most of my repositories are private. I’m reorganizing my GitHub to publish projects that better represent my current level, focusing on real-world applications, solid structure, and clear technical decisions.
New public projects should appear here over the next few months.
- Email: gabrielestefono@hotmail.com
- Website: https://gabrielestefono.com.br
- GitHub: https://github.com/gabrielestefono
If anything here resonates with you or sparks a good technical conversation, feel free to reach out.
Thanks for stopping by.
Main stack
Previous experience
