Kamila
Mendoza
Web3
Developer
ABOUT ME
Hi, I'm Kamila! I began my web development journey 8 years ago and for the last 2 have committed myself to learning web3 technologies. I have considerable experience with solidity and rust and have developed dozens of smart contracts for ethereum/solana. I also have considerable experience with nextjs, typescript, and postgres, which has become my stack of choice for most dapps. Through my career I have dabbled with several avenues of programming including security, data science, and computer vision, though nothing has satisfied me quite like web development. I was born in Mexico City and moved to the US when I was was 15. Because of this I am fluent in both Spanish and English. Shortly after moving to the US, I studied computer science at the Rochester Institiute of Technology where I graduated with a 3.95 GPA After school, I worked as a fullstack engineer at Target for 3 years where I primarily worked on supply chain API's and UI's. I then decided that enterprise life is not for me and jumped into the startup world where I've been enjoying my time working with small teams!
TypeScript NextJS Rust Solidity Solana Polygon
TypeScript NextJS Rust Solidity Solana Polygon
Kamila Mendoza
PROJECTS
Decentralized Stack Overflow
In this project, I built a decentralized forum via Polygon that allows users to post and answer programming related questions. Users can post a question for a small fee at which time they also offer a reward amount to incentivize answers. Other users can pay a small fee to answer the question and make them eligible for the reward. Those answering must pay a small fee to prevent them from spamming questions with poor quality answers. For 1 month answers to a question will be hidden, but interested parties can pay a small fee to see the answers and upvote them. After this month has passed, the user with the most upvoted answer will receive the allocated reward.
Ad Slots Via Solana
In this project I built a smart contract and UI to allow users to purchase ad slots on my blog. My dev/design blog brings in 1k unique hits per day and provides unique exposure to top developers and designers. This gives users the opportunity to advertise to a highly educated and passionate community. Ads can be scheduled through a calendar and purchased in the app, though must be approved before they will display, therefore it's advisable not to schedule an ad to run immediately after purchase.