Nebular Technologies
Shipped client web, Android, and commerce products across Rails, AngularJS, Java, and WordPress, building the release discipline and full-stack range I still rely on today as a senior engineer.
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Exploring full-stack and cross-platform development in a high-growth studio
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At Nebular Technologies, I got my first real exposure to shipping software professionally. I worked across backend, frontend, and mobile projects, which meant learning fast and getting comfortable with many parts of the stack early on.
Outcomes
Shipped across backend, frontend, mobile, and CMS work in one studio
Built the foundation for later tech lead and full-stack roles
Learned testing, reviews, and release discipline under real deadlines
What I worked on
- Ruby on Rails applicationswhere I learned how backend architecture, MVC patterns, and database design fit together in real products.
- AngularJS and Cordova appsthat taught me how to work on hybrid mobile products before React Native became part of my day-to-day stack.
- Native Android work in Java,which gave me an early feel for mobile constraints, release workflows, and device-level tradeoffs.
- WordPress and WooCommerce buildsthat rounded out my ability to ship complete client solutions across content, commerce, and custom behavior.
Outcomes from that stretch
- How to learn by shipping:new frameworks and languages stopped feeling abstract once they had to survive a deadline and a real user need.
- The basics that still matter now:code reviews, testing discipline, version control, iterative delivery, and the difference between something working once and something being maintainable.
- Full-stack range as a habit:moving between backend, frontend, mobile, and CMS work gave me the confidence to stay adaptable instead of over-identifying with one slice of the stack.
- Early exposure to testing and delivery workflows,which laid the groundwork for the engineering habits I still lean on now.
Tech stack
- Backend and data
Ruby,Ruby on Rails,Java,PostgreSQL,MySQL- Frontend and mobile
AngularJS,Cordova,JavaScript,jQuery,Android- Web delivery
PHP,WordPress,WooCommerce,SASS,Linux,Git,Bitbucket
Why it mattered
Nebular was where the foundation got built: code reviews, shipping pressure, unit testing, agile work, and the habit of learning new tools by using them in production.
A lot of the range I bring today started here, and I still think of this period as the place where the engineering instincts were formed.
