Full Stack Web Developer With ASP Net Core And Angular
🏠 Brazil - Belém - PA
📱 +55 (91) 998291510
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Hi recruiter! I hope my story keeps you entertained until the end of the page, thanks for taking an interest in my resume.
I'm a web developer with three years of working experience in web applications of different domains. I am currently focusing on Asp Net Core and Angular In my spare time, I usually read books or listen to podcasts, but my biggest joy nowadays is learning to be a better programmer, so in my spare time, I also dedicate myself to learning and self-improvement.
Federal University of Pará (UFPA) - Bachelor degree in Computer Science
- Web Developer (October 2022 - April 2024)
- As a Full Stack Developer my role involved developing and enhancing functionalities for a web-based factory management system, which encompasses activities like tracking, acquisitions and monitoring the factory's inner workings.
- Web Developer (June 2021 - October 2022)
- I was accountable for developing and maintaining systems that fulfilled the requirements of the National Electric System Operator (ONS). These systems deal with analysis, reporting, and metrics functionalities.
- Test analyst with Selenium Java (January 2017 - January 2018)
- In search of new challenges, I joined as an intern at TRT8 to learn and grow from more experienced developers. My main task was to write and test scripts with selenium web driver to assert if the product developed was free from bugs and generate reports about the software based on the results of these tests. In addition to that, I was also responsible for writing, extending, and correcting documentation about test cases.
- C#/
- ASP NET Core
- Entity Framework /Identity Framework
- HTML / CCS /Javascript
- Angular
- SQL Server
- Mongo
- Docker.
I learn better by reading books and putting myself to the test in small projects. These projects are meant to showcase my years of experience and my learning path. Below you'll find a list of books that I read and what I have achieved by reading them.
- Microservices in .NET, Second Edition: is a beginner guide to building microservice applications using the .NET stack.
- ASP.NET Core in Action, Second Edition: is a comprehensive guide to creating web applications with ASP.NET Core 5.0.
- Entity Framework Core in Action: teaches you how to access and update relational data from .NET applications.
- CSS in Depth, Second Edition: deep dives into the CSS techniques used by the world's most skilled web developers.
- RxJS in Action: guides you to building a reactive web UI using RxJS.
- Pro Angular 16: gives you everything you need to build Angular apps that are easy to test, easy to maintain, and easy to extend and scale.
- Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja, Second Edition: uses practical examples to clearly illustrate each core concept and technique. This book shows you how to master key JavaScript concepts such as functions, closures, objects, prototypes, and promises.
- Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches: introduces Docker concepts through a series of brief hands-on lessons.
- Learn Git in a Month of Lunches: introduces the discipline of source code control using Git. This book concentrates on the components of Git you'll use every day.
- T-SQL Fundamentals: introduces querying and modifying data effectively with the latest T-SQL features.
These projects showcase my years of experience as a student and a web developer. These projects are based on or guided by books that I've read, patterns that I've seen or things that I've been playing around with.
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Technical Challenge - Intelectah: The goal of this project was to develop a web application for managing vehicle dealerships using ASP.NET MVC and Entity Framework. The system should enable the management of vehicle manufacturers, vehicles, dealerships, and sales. Additionally, it should integrate user authentication, reporting, and performance optimization..
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Ekklesia-Omega: A web application that manages a small church and its affairs. It features an ASP Net core back end and an Angular front end. Originally, this project started as a friend's favour who needed help managing his small church. Initially, it served as a test case for the hard skills I acquired at my first job as a web developer. However, over time, it ended up as a playground for my technical readings. In this project I applied concepts from the books ASP.NET Core in Action, Entity Framework Core in Action,Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches, Pro Angular 16 and RxJS in Action.
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TSbanck: A simple web app written in typescript.
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Hacker Rank: My implementation of the week preparation kit challenge.
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Microservices in .NET: Partial implementation of most important concepts that I've leaned from the book Microservices in .NET. In this project, I implemented a shopping story as a set of collaborating services using the microservices architectural style. I also used Docker to add queues, logging and a means to get all the services up and running in the simplest way possible.
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EF-Core-in-Action: Partial implementation of most important concepts that I've leaned from the book EF Core in Action. These concepts include: querying, persisting, tips on reading and writing, configuring relationships and migration, performance tuning and many other details about the Orm.
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Css-in-Depth: Partial implementation of most important concepts that I've leaned from the book Css in Depth. These concepts include float, flexbox, grid, positioning and modules.
These projects make up a full-stack application for a small corner store. Unfortunately, I never managed to deploy it, but I learned a lot of things.
- Golden Leaf: Open source web application and API that manages a local, small, market built with Flask.
- Golden Leaf Back-End: A web API that meat to manage product, clients, and transactions built with .Net Core.
- Golden Leaf Mobile: A Cross-Platform mobile application that consumes the API provided by the Golden Leaf Api.