Kara Sune

Software Engineer / Shipping scalable web products

I am a Software Engineer dedicated to crafting resilient, real-time web applications. My expertise lies in bridging the gap between complex frontend interfaces and solid server-side logic. I engineer products from the ground up, focusing on architectural integrity, fast data delivery, and seamless user interactions.

I specialize in optimizing web architectures ensuring fast loads, flawless SEO, and highly responsive designs. Whether I am managing complex application state, working with Node.js, or configuring modern tooling for efficient deployments, I build systems designed to grow as products evolve.

Beyond the code, I believe in extreme ownership and clear collaboration. I've contributed to projects ranging from high-traffic enterprise platforms to highly optimized web apps. I thrive in self-learning environments and bring a problem-solving mindset to every layer of the stack.

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Articles by Kara Sune

No One is All Knowing

We are meant to be in motion. We are meant to begin as beginners again and again across different parts of life. The goal isn’t to become all knowing but becoming more open, more curious, more willing to learn than you were yesterday.

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Too Many New Things Will Distract You From Your End Goals

A long, practical reflection for developers, designers, cybersecurity engineers, and everyone in tech on why chasing every new tool or framework can slow you down, and why deep, focused learning matters more.

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Why I Switched from Axios to React Query for Data Fetching

In this post, I share why I switched from Axios to React Query for data fetching, explaining how it simplified state management, caching, and made my development process smoother.

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Learn With a Project That You Actually Want

Learning sticks best when it is tied to something you genuinely care about. Instead of forcing yourself through random tutorials, pick a project you actually want to exist. Real interest drives focus, reveals knowledge gaps, builds confidence, and turns motivation into a natural side effect of creating something meaningful.

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