Software Engineer focusing on the front-end development using cutting-edge technologies like React.js, Next.js, and Node.js.I worked on full-stack projects using React.js and Node.js, as well as maintaining and modifying existing projects.My experience includes working in a multicultural environment and delivering high-quality software in an agile environment.In addition to my technical skills, I hold a degree in Electrical Engineering and am a certified Occupational Safety and Health Specialist. This diverse background allows me to approach problems with a unique perspective and find creative solutions that others may overlook. I am always eager to take on new challenges and constantly seek ways to expand my skill set and contribute to my team's success.I am passionate about technology, and I enjoy building stuff, as well as self-learning and problem-solving.

I’m Yousef ALHindawi I live in Jordan, where I build the web.

Chronological collection of my long-form thoughts on programming, leadership, Electrical Engineer, Occupational health and safety (OHS), and more.

I'm passionate about pushing the boundaries of what's possible and inspiring the next generation of innovators.

Software Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Occupational Safety and Health Specialist, and Former professional footballer.

Yousef ALHindawi

Quanta is a Data-driven platform that provides accuracy, reliability, and transparency to the Abu Dhabi and UAE real estate market.

Quanta

Abu Dhabi’s real estate services all in one place.

DARI

GrabOne offers experiences, services, products and travel deals

GrabOne-frontend

Search for delicious recipes build using React.js

Recipes

This project create an asynchronous web app that uses Web API(https://openweathermap.org/api) and user data to dynamically update the UI.

Weather-Journal App

This project create an asynchronous web app that will retrieve the user input where the location he is traveling to and the date he is leaving. If the trip is within a week, you will get the current weather forecast. If the trip is in the future, you will get a predicted forecast. We are going to use the Weatherbit API(https://www.weatherbit.io/api). Weatherbit API has one problem, it only takes in coordinates for weather data—it’s that specific. So, we’ll need to get those coordinates from the Geonames API(https://www.geonames.org/export/web-services.html). Once we have all of this data, we’ll want to display an image of the location entered; for this, we will be using the Pixabay API(https://pixabay.com/api/docs).

Travel App

An overview of the JavaScript Techniques used in this project: Build the navigation menu dynamically. Add the 'active' class to a section when it is near the top of the viewport. Scroll to the corresponding section when a navigation link is clicked. Add a scroll to the top button on the page that’s only visible when the user scrolls below the fold of the page. Debounce. Throttle.