Hello there, I'm Miracle Jude

A Front End Engineer based in Lagos. I've spent the last four years building interfaces with React, TypeScript, and mostly Next.js, and it's where I do my best work. What I keep coming back to is the start of a project, when there's nothing yet and you have to decide what shape it should take. That part hasn't gotten old for me.

I'm not only frontend though. I've owned full-stack systems too, backends in Go, Node, Rust, and Postgres, when a project needed someone to take it end to end. I've worked across fintech, SaaS, health, e-commerce, and a few Web3 products this way. But if you ask me where I'm strongest, it's the frontend: React and TypeScript specifically, not because they're trendy, but because the feedback loop is fast and the ecosystem has matured to a point where most of the hard problems already have good answers.

I spend a fair amount of time writing too, technical articles for places like LogRocket, Decodo, Cyfrin, LTV protocol and OpenReplay, which has made me a more careful engineer than I'd otherwise be, since explaining something forces you to actually understand it.

Outside of code, I think a lot about money, not in an abstract way, but practically. I'm interested in how people in Nigeria build wealth outside of a salary, and I've been looking seriously at local investment options and businesses. Engineering is the thing that funds the rest of what I want to build, not the endpoint.

I watch a lot of Premier League football, badly defend a few terrible takes about it, and try to get to the gym consistently. Some weeks better than others.

If you're looking at this because you need something built, the short version is: I move fast, I take ownership of the whole problem, and I don't disappear once the interesting part is done.