Dhurgham Ahmed — Full-Stack Developer & Designer

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Technologies I Work With

I leverage cutting-edge technologies to build scalable, performant, and innovative solutions across the full stack.

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Skills & Expertise

A comprehensive overview of my technical skills and proficiency levels across various domains of software development including Frontend, Backend, Cloud & DevOps, AI & Machine Learning, and Design & Tools.

Key Highlights:

•95% proficiency in React/Next.js & Tailwind CSS
•90% expertise in Node.js & TypeScript
•90% skilled in OpenAI API & Prompt Engineering
•88% experience with Docker & PostgreSQL

AI & Machine Learning

OpenAI API90%

LangChain85%

TensorFlow75%

PyTorch70%

Design & Tools

Figma85%

UI/UX Design88%

Git95%

Photoshop75%

Frontend Development

React/Next.js95%

TypeScript90%

Tailwind CSS95%

HTML/CSS100%

Backend Development

Node.js90%

Python85%

PostgreSQL88%

MongoDB85%

Cloud & DevOps

AWS85%

Docker88%

Kubernetes75%

CI/CD85%

Open Source · v0.1.2

TeleIQ

github.com/DhurghamAhmed/teleiq

My Go library for the Telegram Bot API, with a framework for bots that run for months. Write a bot in a few lines, and let the library handle retries, ordering and shutdown.

All 185 methods and 400 types of Bot API 10.3, typed
Only the Go standard library, no dependencies
Long polling or webhook, updates handled in order
Retries, rate limits and errors matched by name

go get github.com/DhurghamAhmed/teleiq@latest

Read the guide GitHub

main.go

client, err := teleiq.NewClient(os.Getenv("BOT_TOKEN"))
if err != nil {
	log.Fatal(err)
}
b := bot.New(client)
b.OnCommand("start", bot.ReplyWith("Hello!"))
b.OnMessage(func(ctx context.Context, c *bot.Context) error {
	return c.Send(ctx, "You said: "+c.Text())
})
if err := b.Run(ctx); err != nil { // until Ctrl+C
	log.Fatal(err)
}