Linet M.

Credentials and experience

• 7+ years across frontend and backend web stacks
• Works with JavaScript, React, Node.js, PHP, HTML/CSS, Express, and SQL/PostgreSQL/MongoDB
• Covers both academic web projects and real deployment setups

About Linet M.

Linet M. is the full-stack web development expert at GeeksProgramming. She takes the web-development briefs that come through the site, from a responsive HTML/CSS layout to a full React and Node app wired to a database. Her solutions ship working, tested code with clear component structure and API contracts a student can build on.

Background and specialty

Linet brings 7+ years across frontend and backend web stacks. She works with JavaScript, React, Node.js, PHP, HTML/CSS, Express, and SQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB, and she covers both academic web projects and real deployment setups.

What Linet handles

Linet handles full-stack web coursework end to end: responsive HTML/CSS layouts, JavaScript and React frontends, Node.js and Express servers, PHP, REST APIs, and SQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB databases. Her walkthroughs explain how the frontend, server, and database layer connect so the project is yours to extend.

Experience behind the work

Across 7+ years spanning frontend and backend, Linet has built everything from a single responsive layout to a full React and Node app on a live database. Her deliveries pair tested code with clear component structure and API contracts, and her walkthroughs explain how each layer connects so a student can extend the project on their own.

Articles by Linet M.

• How to Fix SQL Injection in a PHP Mobile App API

  September 29, 2026 · See how three Hackazon API queries were changed from unsafe SQL concatenation to PDO prepared statements, then checked with RIPS and a Burp proxy.

• 13 PHP Tips That Make Development Faster

  October 8, 2016 · 13 PHP tips covering error reporting, PDO, cURL, password hashing, and more to help you write cleaner, faster PHP code.

• 7 Popular PHP Frameworks Compared

  August 26, 2016 · Compare 7 PHP frameworks (Laravel, CodeIgniter, CakePHP, Zend, Yii, Symfony, Phalcon) on architecture, performance, and best use cases.