I still consider myself a student when it comes to programming even though I've worked in engineering teams. At my coding bootcamp, the motto was 'never stop learning' which I took to heart.
In the past few years, I have had experiences in QA Automation, Build/Release, and DevOps work. It still amazes me when I run a simple selenium script and see the web browser just take off on its own when it's not in headless mode.
In my spare time, I built out a home server for Jellyfin which helped me with understanding docker compose file configuration and I took the plunge again and try to build out an iOS app for the second time (using Swift UI instead of UIKit) and finally published it to the app store which I'm super proud of. It's nothing fancy but it makes me smile when I open the app and it doesn't crash.
This is all to say thanks to everyone in this community for having me here!
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I still consider myself a student when it comes to programming even though I've worked in engineering teams. At my coding bootcamp, the motto was 'never stop learning' which I took to heart.
In the past few years, I have had experiences in QA Automation, Build/Release, and DevOps work. It still amazes me when I run a simple selenium script and see the web browser just take off on its own when it's not in headless mode.
In my spare time, I built out a home server for Jellyfin which helped me with understanding docker compose file configuration and I took the plunge again and try to build out an iOS app for the second time (using Swift UI instead of UIKit) and finally published it to the app store which I'm super proud of. It's nothing fancy but it makes me smile when I open the app and it doesn't crash.
This is all to say thanks to everyone in this community for having me here!