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An article about my career (part 2) The part 1 was published before this article, thanks for reading! The path of a non-convectional Developer (part 2) --- Then, 1 year passed (it was already 2014), I was still working in a web agency doing Front development, making awesome websites with Js/JQuery and HTML5/CSS3, loving all this world and then... I met AngularJs, and again... my world changed! In the middle of 2014, the company that I used to work was selected in a Brazil's startup's program. So, part of the team, including me, were relocated to this project and we spent 1 year and 2 months working in it using AngularJs 100% of the time! The project helps clients from hotels to make evaluations about the place they stayed and helps hotels to track the client's satisfaction and happiness. It is also available in Android and IOS. I worked in the website platform where the hotel's staff could manage the clients's evaluations and track them with a lot of crazy graphs and crazy history's tables! They also could create any kind of forms to get clients's opinions for specific area of the hotel, like the kitchen, the pool, the rooms.... It was nice to develop! This project improved my 's skills A LOT. It was like a giant and extended bootcamp, haha! I learned more about REST APIs and OO's programming. It also improved my AngularJs abilities to resolve common issues in the framework and best practices in development. I really liked to work in it, made me a better JS developer! So... the years was passing... the 's world was with a hundred of libraries and frameworks that we couldn't have time to learn 3% of them, haha. But in this giant pool of things in , I chose the magnificent React! Seriously, blown my mind!!! All the concept of virtual DOM, PWA's, SEO with SPA's and server side rendering with are a trend, and with React I can do all of this and much more! I'm really enjoying this new JS world that I met in 2016 (little late I know!). The developer's world is changing really fast, it's hard to follow but it is also challenging and fabulous! It make me try new projects and learn new things even more!! ---- Thanks if you help to improve my article, kisses!

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An article about my career (part 2)

The Part 1 was published before this article, thanks for reading!

The path of a non-convectional Developer (part 2)
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The first year passed (it was already 2014), I was still working in a web agency doing front end development, making awesome websites with Js/JQuery and HTML5/CSS3, loving all of this world and then... I met AngularJs, and again... my world changed!
In the middle of 2014, the company that I used to worked at was selected in a Brazil's startup's program. So, part of the team, including me, were relocated to this project and we spent 1 year and 2 months working on it using AngularJs 100% of the time!

The project helps clients from hotels to make evaluations about the place where they stayed and it helps hotels to track the client's satisfaction and happiness. It is also available in Android and IOS.

I worked on the website platform where the hotel's staff could manage the clients's evaluations and track them with a lot of crazy graphs and crazy history's tables! They also could create any kind of forms to get the clients's opinions for specific areas of the hotel, like the kitchen, the pool, the rooms.... It was nice to develop!

This project improved my 's skills A LOT. It was like a giant and extended bootcamp, haha! I learned more about REST APIs and OO's programming. It also improved my AngularJs abilities to resolve common issues in the framework and best practices in development. I really liked to work on it, it made me a better JS developer!

So... the years were passing... the 's world was using hundreds of libraries and frameworks that we couldn't have time to learn 3% of them, haha.

But in this giant pool of things in , I chose the magnificent React! Seriously, it blew my mind!!! All the concept of virtual DOM, PWA's, SEO with SPA's and server side rendering with are a trend, and with React I can do all of this and much more!

I'm really enjoying this new JS world that I met in 2016 (a little late I know!).
The developer's world is changing really fast, it's hard to follow but it is also challenging and fabulous! It makes me try new projects and learn new things even more!!

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Thanks if you help to improve my article, kisses!
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