HI, I’MThaer Ghanem
Flutter•Next.js•Node.js Developer
Building modern mobile and web experiences with clean code and practical solutions.
Tools and technologies I use to turn ideas into real products
A selection of my mobile and web projects
I'm Thaer Ghanem, a Software Engineer passionate about building modern mobile and web applications and backend systems with database management. I specialize in Flutter for mobile development, Next.js for modern web apps, and Node.js for backend solutions. I enjoy turning ideas into real products with clean code, modern design, and great user experiences.
I enjoy breaking down complex problems into simple, effective solutions.
I write maintainable, scalable, and efficient code.
I'm always exploring new technologies and improving my skills.
I enjoy collaborating and building great products together.
From mobile apps to web platforms, I build complete solutions
Cross-platform apps with Flutter and modern UI/UX.
Modern web apps with Next.js and responsive design.
Scalable APIs with Node.js, Express and PostgreSQL.
LET'S WORK TOGETHER
I'm always open to discussing new opportunities and interesting projects.
Next.js
A post-sharing application built with Next.js, featuring image uploads, a chronological feed, and interactive likes with optimistic UI updates. Posts include a title, image, and text content, with images hosted and optimized through Cloudinary and data stored in SQLite. The app uses Server Actions for submissions, server-side validation, cache revalidation, and loading and error states.
Flutter
A real-time group chat app built with Flutter and Firebase. Users can sign up and log in with email and password, capture a profile photo, and exchange messages in a shared chat room. Cloud Firestore stores messages and user profiles, while Cloudinary handles profile image uploads. The chat interface displays usernames and avatars, groups consecutive messages from the same sender, and updates automatically as new messages arrive.
Flutter
A Flutter app for saving favorite places with photos and location details. Users can capture a photo, use their current location or select a spot on Google Maps, and automatically retrieve its address through reverse geocoding. Saved places include map previews and a detail screen with an interactive map. Riverpod manages application state, while SQLite and local file storage preserve place details and photos between sessions.
