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Chineta Adinnu

Chineta Adinnu

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Frontend developer sharing insights on my learning journey, technologies I’ve implemented, and tips on web development. Join me in exploring the world of frontend tech!

My Journey into Tech: From Curiosity to Building Scalable Products.

Feb 7, 20256 min read

I am a graduate of Computer Science from Madonna University in Nigeria. My academic journey, however, lacked practical experiments or demonstrations...

My Journey into Tech: From Curiosity to Building Scalable Products.

Optimizing Full-Text Search in Django: My Outreachy Internship Journey at Firefox

Jan 27, 20255 min read

It’s been over six weeks since I started my Outreachy internship at Mozilla Firefox, where I've been working on improving search functionality for...

Optimizing Full-Text Search in Django: My Outreachy Internship Journey at Firefox

My Work on PerfCompare: Firefox's Performance Comparison Tool

Jan 9, 20254 min read

Introduction When building software, it's important to know if your changes make things faster or slower. Imagine you're working on a website, and...

My Work on PerfCompare: Firefox's Performance Comparison Tool

Week 1 as an Intern: Embracing the Struggle

Dec 18, 20242 min read

Starting a new role can feel overwhelming, especially when diving into a complex codebase for the first time. My first week as an intern working on...

Week 1 as an Intern: Embracing the Struggle

My Journey to Outreachy: Overcoming Self-Doubt and Embracing Growth.

Dec 9, 20245 min read

Hi there! I’m Chineta Adinnu, and I’m thrilled to share my journey as I begin my Outreachy internship with Mozilla Firefox. This opportunity marks an...

My Journey to Outreachy: Overcoming Self-Doubt and Embracing Growth.

The Importance of Component Reusability in React: How to Write DRY Code

Sep 17, 20243 min read

In software development, writing clean, maintainable, and scalable code is important. One principle that plays a crucial role in achieving this is...

The Importance of Component Reusability in React: How to Write DRY Code