Kadar Ali

Based in Texas, Kadar Ali is a highly skilled Senior Java / Microservices Developer with an impressive tenure of over 15 years in the software development realm. His extensive experience encompasses designing, developing, and maintaining sophisticated enterprise applications, APIs, microservices, frameworks, and libraries utilizing a comprehensive array of technologies including Java, Java EE, Spring Framework/Boot, Hibernate, and SQL, among others.

Kadar's expertise is not just limited to application development; he is also proficient in designing microservices architectures using principles of Domain Driven Design and Clean/Hexagonal Architecture. His adeptness in implementing these microservices with Java and Spring Boot, coupled with his ability to document them using OpenAPI/Swagger, showcases his comprehensive approach to modern software development.

As a certified Java and AWS professional, Kadar has demonstrated proficiency in applying gof design patterns such as Strategy, Builder, Decorator, Command, and Factory, enhancing the scalability and maintainability of his projects. His experience spans various cloud providers, notably AWS and Azure, where he has utilized services for storage, compute, networking, and databases like EC2, EKS, S3, and AKS, to deliver high-quality software solutions.

Kadar has built multiple applications leveraging event-driven architecture, utilizing Kafka, ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ, or APIs for efficient event exchange. His capability to build and deploy microservices using cloud Kubernetes services like EKS and AKS further exemplifies his skill in navigating the complexities of cloud environments.

With a passion for technology and a continuous drive to stay at the forefront of industry trends, Kadar Ali remains a dedicated and innovative force in the field of Java and microservices development, delivering high-performance solutions that meet the evolving needs of businesses and consumers alike.

API Guides written by Kadar Ali

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Java Geolocation
February 27, 2024
Explore Java geolocation: Learn to use IP-based techniques, secure APIs, and improve accuracy with MaxMind and Abstract APIs for precise user tracking.
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