Enthusiastic amateur programmer who, despite occasionally being paid for it, cannot yet describe himself as a professional. An amateur practices until he gets it right. A professional practices until she can’t get it wrong. Profile ©

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Deep programming knowledge and understanding, as well as a focus-on-details attitude, obtained both from my studies and professional experience are the right ingredients to guarantee your software quality. An integral part of this particular vocational sector is that it evolves faster than any other. As a result, I make sure not to stick to a particular technology, and to widen my knowledge, so that I am always ready to be standing next to state of the art technology. As a result, my current niche lies with the MEAN stack development. NoSQL database languages are gaining ground nowadays, so MongoDB is my preference. Also, the ability to write both back- and front-end in javascript, along with the multiple packages offered, make NodeJS a no-questioner. However, I`m also using the classic technologies, like Java, MySQL and PHP since the web nowadays comprises mostly of them. As far as front-end is concerned, the emergence of javascript templates rules the web, so AngularJS (the A in the MEAN stack) and ReactJS are what I prefer to use. Of course, none of the above would be possible without HTML5, CSS3 and pure Javascript (or some jQuery). To make powerful, dynamic web applications, I prefer to use EJS. ©