Hello dev community, This is my first post on Hashnode and I am really excited about it. Since this is my first post so I decided to let introduce myself to this great community.
About me
I am Rakesh Sharma, live in Belgium and I am a Frontend Developer by profession. I started my professional career back in 2004 as a Graphic Designer and then I pushed myself to Web Designing when I realized that internet is booming. Since I was already experienced with Photoshop and Illustrator so I added only HTML and CSS in my skillset by self learning to become a Web Designer.
That was the first step towards my professional career goal to become a Frontend Developer. As the time passed I gained more experience and added lot of new languages to my skill set and as a result today I am better professional Frontend Developer.
My skills and knowledge
Currently I am having very good knolwedge and expereince in following modern frontend programming languages:
- CSS and HTML
- JavaScript, Type Script, RxJS
- Angular, VueJs, Polymer (For web app development)
- IONIC Framwork and Flutter (For mobile app development)
- NodeJS, Deno (For backend, if I had to do it myself)
- BootStrap, Angular Material and Tailwind
- REST APIs
- git and bitbucket
Present situation
At present I have been hired by European Comission and I am enjoying working here from last 4 years. Mostly I am on Angular projects which are using JAVA as their Backend Technology. I love to creat independant component in Angular.
Interest and hobbies
I like to learn and read about latest upcoming technologies. So I love to interact with interesting people on Twitter. I tweet mostly stuff about frontend and like like minded people :) if you want you can follow me @festack1
I play Badminton twice a week and Viktor Axelsen is my favorite player. I run my own youtube channel called FeStack There are few videos as of now but I am planning to put more in future as soon as I get some free time from my side projects.
OK so far I am keeping this post short so you don't get bored :) and at the end I would like to say thank you for your time to read about me and I love to hear your feedback and suggestion for my upcoming posts in the future.
Have a nice day!
Goed Dag! (As I say in Dutch)