Introduction: Hi! My name is Charlie & this is where I started
Tags: javascript, beginners
Published: 2017-10-18 00:03:10

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title: "Introduction: Hi! My name is Charlie & this is where I started"
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description: This is an introduction about my self, who I am & how I started
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Hi! My name is like I said in the title and I'm from Tecate, Mexico. At the time I do this post, I'm recently graduated from my Bachelor Degree in Computer Science in UABC (University Autonomous of Baja California) in Tijuana, Mexico. So, like you imagine, I'm a noob developer trying so hard to be into the magnificent world of Web & Mobile Development.

Like most of the recently graduated, I have zero professional experience & so much energy to do a lot of stuff, almost everything that my mind can imagine I try to put into code and . . . well, maybe you know the rest.

# What I do?

At the moment that I writing this, I'm a Web Developer with some knowledge of Mobile Development (in Android using Java, sadly I don't have a Macbook for iOS and I prefer native before hybrid).

My favorite programming languages are Javascript & Python (I put in this order because it's the way in that I prefer it). Maybe you imagine what is the most thing that I use and (if you got it) yeah, it's Nodejs. That incredible run-time environment for Javascript on the server. And yeah, if you have experience working with Nodejs for the web development, maybe you know what I use. . . \**drums*\*&nbsp;&nbsp;Hapijs! (Obviously Expressjs too).

With this in mind, most of the frameworks that I use are for back-end development. Using MongoDB for my NoSQL database and MySQL, PostgreSQL for a relational database. If you wanting to know if I use an in-memory database, yeah, I used Redis before (only for sessions data, but it's something).

I need to say, I'm not so good in front-end terms but I worked before with Angular2 (when it recently release and had a lot of work only to know how made routes because. . . it's Angular). I know something about HTML5 & CSS3, enough to build a web page from scratch, about manipulating the DOM with Javascript it's something that I need to improve, but don't worry I can promise you I'm working hard to solve it \**wink wink*\*.

# Why I'm doing this?

Like I said in the begin of the article: **I'm a Junior Developer**, who are looking how I can get some presence, some experience and improve my knowledge, I'm a huge noob at this point. So, after reading some articles like [this][1] and others, that I lost the links, I decided to follow his advice and begin writing some experiences, troubles, new stuff that I learn and something more in my road to being a FullStack Developer.

And, as an extra point, get improve my English. So important at this days.

# This is where my road begins

From this point, I will try to write articles every week as possible I can. Wait for my next article next week. I really don't know what I could be, but I can promise I would be a great stuff (I guess).

I invite you to begin this road with me. If you want to come, follow me and we can talk about programming and more.

Thanks! and see you next week.

![bye bye][bye]

[1]:https://dev.to/samjarman/how-to-build-an-online-presence-as-a-junior-developer
[bye]: https://media.giphy.com/media/3o7btQsLqXMJAPu6Na/giphy.gif "bye"