Hi, I'm Sarah. Three years ago, post college graduation, I made the switch from veterinary medicine to software development. Given my family history in tech, I guess I was always destined to be a part of this community no matter how hard I tried to deny. At last, here I am.
5 months ago someone at my current job sent an article from dev.to. It has been my favorite site to scroll through while riding the train. I want to give back to the community and support others the way these articles have helped me. @aspittel
posted an article about algorithms that I really enjoyed and then I saw her personal website - wow! So fun, creative, inspiring.
I'm on a journey of creating my own personal brand, Downward-Facing Tech (Downwardfacingtech.com), under the alias Tech-Yogi. I am constantly learning about new things in both tech and general well-being, which I think a lot of people in this industry can benefit from. I have a lot to learn in the dev world, and excited to share experiences and learn from others on dev.to.
I was brought into this land as a backend developer focused on C#, .Net, Entity Framework, MVC. After crossing the seas and expanding my horizons, I am currently a full-stack developer, dabbling/drowning/flourishing in JavaScript/React and all things UI. I am interested in strengthening my front-end skills with React and getting some experience with Elixir and NodeJs... and I need a lot of help solving interview algorithm problems.
Ahh thank you so much for reading!!! Welcome! If you are interested, I'm posting code challenges every day on my Twitter and people have the coolest answers that we all discuss -- getting to see Clojure and bitwise operators today!
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Hi, I'm Sarah. Three years ago, post college graduation, I made the switch from veterinary medicine to software development. Given my family history in tech, I guess I was always destined to be a part of this community no matter how hard I tried to deny. At last, here I am.
5 months ago someone at my current job sent an article from dev.to. It has been my favorite site to scroll through while riding the train. I want to give back to the community and support others the way these articles have helped me. @aspittel posted an article about algorithms that I really enjoyed and then I saw her personal website - wow! So fun, creative, inspiring.
I'm on a journey of creating my own personal brand, Downward-Facing Tech (Downwardfacingtech.com), under the alias Tech-Yogi. I am constantly learning about new things in both tech and general well-being, which I think a lot of people in this industry can benefit from. I have a lot to learn in the dev world, and excited to share experiences and learn from others on dev.to.
I was brought into this land as a backend developer focused on C#, .Net, Entity Framework, MVC. After crossing the seas and expanding my horizons, I am currently a full-stack developer, dabbling/drowning/flourishing in JavaScript/React and all things UI. I am interested in strengthening my front-end skills with React and getting some experience with Elixir and NodeJs... and I need a lot of help solving interview algorithm problems.
Welcome!
Ahh thank you so much for reading!!! Welcome! If you are interested, I'm posting code challenges every day on my Twitter and people have the coolest answers that we all discuss -- getting to see Clojure and bitwise operators today!