Jomari Abejo - Full Stack Developer

About

I'm a passionate Full Stack Developer with a strong foundation in Java development, specializing in building robust backend systems and scalable full stack applications. With hands-on experience in Spring Boot, Hibernate, and RESTful APIs, I create secure and high-performance server-side logic. On the front end, I leverage modern frameworks like NextJS, NuxtJS to deliver responsive and engaging user interfaces.

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Selected Projects

Bucor

Recruitment management system

Camalig

Restaurant management system with catering appointment

Connectly

Social app platform for users to connect, share posts, and engage with a community.

TalaTalk

TalaTalk bridges the gap between parents, teachers, and school administrators by providing real-time messaging, announcements, event scheduling, and progress tracking all in one unified platform.

User Management System with AWS Cognito

a secure authentication solution using Amazon Cognito User Pools to handle user registration, login, and identity verification via OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect, integrated with a CloudFront-hosted web application

Blog

AWS IAM Basics: Managing Access and Permissions

Learn the fundamentals of AWS Identity and Access Management, including users, roles, policies, and best practices for securing your AWS resources.

Deploying Spring Boot Backend to AWS EC2

Step-by-step guide to deploying a Spring Boot application on AWS EC2, including instance setup, Java installation, security groups, and application deployment.

Creating a Simple Employee Database with AWS DynamoDB

Learn how to create and manage an employee database using AWS DynamoDB, including table design, CRUD operations, and Spring Boot integration.

Why CloudWatch is So Helpful: Monitoring and Logging Made Easy

Understand AWS CloudWatch and how it helps monitor applications, collect logs, set up alarms, and gain insights into your AWS resources and applications.

AWS S3 Basics: Storing Images with Spring Boot

Learn how to use AWS S3 to store and retrieve images in your Spring Boot application, including bucket creation, permissions, and file upload/download implementation.

Random Live Testing

Debugging Journey: Fixing addAllEmployee Method & Creating To-Do Tasks

User creation with Spring Boot using Mailgun

Django Basic Endpoint Testing

Connect

Feel free to contact me at jomariabejo@gmail.com

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