Position: Front-End Developer
Category: JavaScript
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 0

Diploma for first place in college programming.
My web-shop.
My first acquaintance with programming
happened back in school, I taught Pascal for the Olympics, only 3rd place, because I did not know about the arrays)
At the same time I attended courses on html / css after 2 classes tried to study it on the Internet, and it turned out to be more effective, which is why I did not attend them anymore, and mastered the basics of layout on their own.

It was all in the 9th grade of school, and already in the 1st year I had my first project ... then I did not have enough experience to create a site for a tour company, but I could not lose this opportunity, and I do not regret it brought or had little experience in typesetting, the first code in php sending a letter to the mail from the feedback form, and the first api - "IT-Tour" to work with tour operators in Ukraine.

I am now 20 years old and I remember these moments with nostalgia, during which time I had a lot of fun with a variety of tasks, such as: SMTP-checker mail account database, parsing websites,working with database, various api, and frameworks.
I can highlight such completed projects as:

Has a small number of different Landing pages, from layout to full release.

php / wordpress / woocommerce - Online store using Amazon's cloud services (AWS) and Amazon seller.

And dealing with Unity game dev. on C # and worked a bit with WPF (C # + XAML), and an interesting but challenging experience with Android studio in java, but unfortunately, there is little to remember.

During whose time I have gathered quite a lot of knowledge base in my head that I use and that feeds me on a freelance basis.
I am currently studying React js and I want to take it as the basis of my activity.
I am looking for a company that will help me with the practice of theoretical knowledge regarding React / Typescript will give new opportunities and bring new acquaintances!