👤 ReadMe.md

Since you’ve landed on this part of the website, let me tell you a bit about myself.
I’m a self-taught developer from Algeria. I didn’t study computer science, and honestly, I don’t think that makes me better than people who did—in fact, it’s the opposite. Graduates often have a deeper understanding of how computers really work. For the record, I’m actually a certified French teacher, plus I acquired the other language because I realized that anything can be learned If this is your first time checking out my portfolio, welcome Colors and design skills are not my primary strong points Since this portfolio is mine, I’m writing it the way i want it like. So yeah—why did I start coding? Because i wanted to widen my skill set. I’m just a real person trying to figure things out, one commit at a time.

Work Experience 🦺

I don’t have much experience in tech jobs, mainly because opportunities are very limited where I live. To put it simply, most of my work has been in factories or as a store manager in a mobile phone shop. After graduation, I started teaching French and English — mostly as a freelancer or offering lessons from home. I’m not a certified English teacher, but I’ve mastered the language and hold an IELTS certificate (which I always mention to families before starting lessons).

💾 Resume downloadable

Before diving any further let me explain my thoughts process🧠

Below, you’ll find two résumé sections: one highlighting my tech background and the other focused on my teaching experience. Although I haven’t mentioned it much, I’m also a certified French language teacher. In this section, I aim to merge both aspects of my profile, so that recruiters can easily find what they’re looking for. Maintaining two separate résumés—one for tech and one for teaching—can lead to inconsistencies, so combining them here ensures clarity and accuracy