ABOUT
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Kevin Armache
Full Stack Developer passionate about building web applications that fuse design and technology. My journey has taken me through the different layers of web development, from pixel-perfect frontend to robust backend architectures.
I believe code is a creative medium, a means of expression that goes beyond mere functionality. Every project is an opportunity to push boundaries, explore new approaches and create something meaningful.
Based in Democratic Republic of Congo, I work with clients and teams worldwide, paying special attention to detail, performance and user experience. My goal: transform complex ideas into elegant, intuitive interfaces.
"We are perpetually trapped in a never-ending spiral of life and death. Is this a curse ? Or some kind of punishment ?"// 2B
My Philosophy
Development is not just writing code. It's understanding problems, anticipating needs and building solutions that endure. I draw inspiration from the Japanese approach of monozukuri: the art of creating things with care, precision and intention.
In every project, I seek the balance between beauty and functionality, between innovation and reliability. Perfect code is the kind you don't notice, the kind that works so naturally it becomes invisible.
"A future is not given to you. It is something you must take for yourself."// 9S
Journey
First Steps
Discovered programming and web technologies. First projects in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, fueled by an insatiable curiosity for how digital interfaces work.
Diving into Development
In-depth learning of React and Node.js. Building first full stack projects, discovering client-server architecture and relational databases.
Leveling Up
Exploring modern frameworks like Next.js and Nuxt.js. First experience with REST APIs, authentication and production deployment.
Ambitious Projects
Development of Sikapay and other complex projects. Mastering advanced concepts: microservices architecture, CI/CD, automated testing and agile project management.
Full Stack Specialization
Consolidating skills as a full stack developer. Working on payment systems, real-time dashboards and scalable architectures.
Artificial Intelligence
Integrating AI into web projects. Exploring LLMs, prompt engineering, and creating intelligent tools to enhance user experience.
Cloud-Native & Edge
Focus on AWS and scalable architectures. Implementing high-availability systems and edge computing solutions for global performance.
Agentic Engineering
Redefining web development through autonomous AI agents and agentic systems. Building smart web solutions where machine precision meets human vision.
"Emotions are prohibited."// YoRHa Commander
Daily Tools
VS Code
EditorFigma
DesignGit
Version ControlDocker
DevOpsVercel
DeploymentNotion
OrganizationPostman
API TestingTerminal
CLIBeyond Code
When I'm not in front of my screen, I immerse myself in the worlds of narrative video games like NieR: Automata, which inspire me with their artistic direction and philosophical depth. Music accompanies every coding session, from orchestral soundtracks to Japanese lo-fi.
I am also fascinated by interface design, software architecture and emerging new technologies. Every discovery fuels my creativity and enriches my vision of development.
"Even if it's a lie, even if it's fiction... I want to believe in it."// Devola
"Everyone who comes here leaves a trace. Nothing is ever truly alone."// Pod 153
Where you are
Every place this portfolio has been opened from — by country, or city by city. Drag the globe to turn it, click a place to bring it into view.
Aggregated by city from IP geolocation, which locates the network rather than the person — expect a few kilometres of drift. Visitors whose network cannot be placed are counted in the footer total but cannot appear here. No individual visitor, address or identifier is shown.
Who is here right now
The globe above says where people came from. This says who is connected at this very moment. Anyone browsing the same page as you appears as a small glyph with a temporary identifier — Unit #A7F2 — and the counter in the corner wakes up as soon as you are not alone.
On a touch screen there is no cursor to show, so a touch ripples where it lands and a mark on the right edge follows how far someone has read. The identifier is drawn at random and belongs to a single visit: nothing is stored, and everything disappears the moment the tab closes.