Flutter app features
Feature-first structure, Riverpod state, GoRouter navigation, reusable widgets, permissions, camera, maps, and local persistence.
About
Mobile developer with a fullstack learning path.
I am Pujan Dhakal from Kathmandu, Nepal. I started with web development and gradually moved toward mobile app engineering because Flutter lets me build complete, polished, cross-platform products quickly.
My recent work is focused on Flutter apps that connect to real services: JWT login, OTP verification, QR scanning, camera OCR, realtime chat, location data, Node.js APIs, and MongoDB persistence. I am applying for jobs where I can contribute to production mobile features while improving my engineering discipline through reviews, testing, and team workflow.
Flutter-first
Dart, widgets, navigation, app state, platform permissions
Backend-aware
REST APIs, auth, MongoDB models, Socket.IO, Node.js services
Product-minded
Builds flows around actual users, not only screens
What I bring
Job-ready skills
These are the areas I can contribute to from day one while continuing to learn from senior engineers.
API integration
Dio/http clients, typed models, auth headers, secure storage, error states, mock fallback flows, and backend contracts.
Fullstack debugging
Comfort reading Node.js routes, MongoDB schemas, Socket.IO events, and connecting backend behavior back to mobile screens.
Learning history
How the portfolio evolved
Older websites and small apps helped me learn fundamentals. The current portfolio now highlights the mobile/fullstack work that is most relevant for Flutter jobs.
Foundations
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React basics
Built websites, learned responsive design, and completed FreeCodeCamp certifications.
Mobile shift
Flutter, Dart, Android-first workflows
Built utility apps, learned navigation/state management, and moved into app architecture.
Current focus
Fullstack mobile products
Projects now include QR scanning, OCR, auth, realtime chat, Node/Express backends, and MongoDB persistence.