Kim Fom ⚡️
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I'm Kim Fom
Software Engineer and Founder
I am the founder of Conversion Hive, an email marketing platform with which you can create beautiful rich emails that capture your reader's attention, engage them, and convert them into customers.

I am a full stack software engineer that uses C# + ASP.NET Core on the backend and TypeScript + React for the frontend.
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Hotel Reservation System

Hotel Reservation System
NEW

This is a web application where people search for hotels based on their city and place bookings. It features asyncronous communication between components to enable loose coupling and increase the maintainability. It also features email notifications to guest upon successfuly booking and payment. Programing languages used: C# and TypeScript. Frameworks used: ASP.NET Core, React. Major libraries: Entity Framework Core, Mediatr, Mass Transit. Patterns used: CQRS, Repository, Unit of Work. Architecture: Clean Architecture (layered)
Imagizer

Imagizer

Imagizer is a web application for manipulating images. The current supported features include: image resizing and conversion with support for several formats. It integrates MinIO object storage and a third-party URL shortener, enabling 2-day image persistency and shareable processed images. Programming languages used: C#, Frameworks used: ASP.NET Core. Major libraries used: Magick.NET. Architecture: 3 layer
Sports Result Notifier

Sports Result Notifier
FOSS

Developed a sports data scraper bot that extracts top game results from a sports website, leveraging HTML Agility Pack and C#. Designed and implemented an automated email feature, utilizing Gmail, to send the extracted data to a destination email address.
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Code Reviews — Why you need it in your team

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A Quick Intro to Git

A Quick Intro to Git

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