Alexander Stöhr
Fullstack Dev
Building Apps with React.js and Django!
I am a Web developer from Germany who loves building awesome products with code.
Projects
Some recent Projects.
2024
Veenotes (alpha)
The ultimate tool to learn more effectively from online videos.
2024
Devjokes API
A RESTful API that serves developer jokes.
2024
HR Leave Management Tool
Handle leave requests for your Team easily.
2024
Cookbook API
Manage and share recipes with Django API.
2024
rezensia.ch
High sales, great UI, low support requests.
2023
Maklerverzeichnis
Real estate listings: WordPress, ratings, business development.
Toolbox
The tools I regularly use.
Javascript
HTML
CSS
React
React Router
Redux
SQL
API
Python
Django
Git
ORM
SASS
AUTH
WordPress
Postgres
Styled Components
UI/UX
Figma
Ecommerce
SEO
Analytics
Google Ads
Project Management
TanStack Query
About Me
I’m a full-stack developer with a love for all things web that stretches back to the days when HTML and CSS were the only "coding" languages I knew (which, let's be honest, aren't really coding, but you gotta start somewhere!).

I built my first website in 2008 (with Dreamweaver), and since then, I’ve been neck-deep in the web world. By 2013, I was building / optimizing WordPress sites and freelancing as an SEO consultant, helping businesses get noticed online.
Fast forward to 2014, and I dove headfirst into the ecommerce space, where I specialized in everything from marketing to product development.

In 2018, I became a Google Ads professional (a Google Partner with a closet full of Google branded Hoodies and Shirts they sent me), which basically means I can geek out over data and ad optimizations all day long. But despite all that time spent optimizing everything from search rankings to conversion rates, one thing always nagged at me: I still didn’t really know how to code.

So, after years of procrastination and dabbling, I finally decided to go full-stack (with the help of an awesome but very challenging six month bootcamp) in 2023, focusing on React and Django. Now, I get to build both the front and back ends of web applications and feel like I’ve come "full" circle in my web journey. Still a 10^6 things to learn, but it is different now.

I’ve spent over 15 years soaking up everything web-related—and let’s be honest, probably spent too much time doing so—but I wouldn’t have it any other way.

If I’m not coding, you’ll probably find me exploring trails on my MTB, practicing Muay Thai, or diving into the world of DSA — the German, more detailed take on DnD.