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bfukumori/README.md

💫 About Me:

Experienced Software Engineer focused on high-performance ecosystems and scalable architectures. Specialist in TypeScript across the full stack (Node.js and React), with a deep interest in modern runtimes like Bun and high-efficiency frameworks like ElysiaJS.

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TypeScript Vite React Native NodeJS Next JS NestJS TailwindCSS Bun AWS Google Cloud Azure Redis Postgres Prisma SQLite MongoDB Storybook Figma Git Playwright Vitest Docker Kubernetes Grafana Prometheus OpenTelemetry Terraform

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