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Ltizzi/README.md

Leonardo Terlizzi -Ltizzi

About me

I'm a web developer from Buenos Aires, Argentina. After the Covid-19's pandemic, I learned to code because I wanted to change the path I was going through. I started with the course "Argentina Programa" offered by the government. As a kid, I learned some BASIC on my Spectrum clone, but I couldnt say I knew how to write code. Last year, I was doing some free courses or following youtube tutorials side by side but I think I really learned to code thanks to the FreeCodeCamp's Javascript course. And I love it!. Later, I learned Angular and Java with Spring. Then I learned Vue and NodeJs/Express by myself. I also taked a course about AI and machine learning (with all Data Science and Python/Pandas/Seaborn basics) by UBA(Buenos Aires University)'s AI Lab. I love to experiment with Stable Difussion and I want to learn more about the posibilities with the AI. Last year, I learned Godot Game engine (with GDScript, a language with a syntax similar to Python). Learning Godot I realized that the variety of design patterns that can be used developing games is greater than what I had been using in web development. Patterns like Finite State Machines, Command, Flytweight, Object Pooling were added to the list alongside the old familiar singleton, observer and MVC. Anyway, I love to code and learn new ideas and techs. I think about code as a craft. Being a software developer gives you the ability to build things, watch them grow.

Some days I like the backend side more. Sometimes I like the frontend side more. That's why I think in myself as a fullstack developer. I like web development but I want to learn about software beyond the web. I love to learn new things and I always looking for the next thing to learn. I like to learn new frameworks and libraries doing projects. Mostly, I'm doing it for the practice and learning experience.

I'm a big tech lover since I was a child. Although my first contact with a computer was with a ZX Spectrum clone, my first personal computer was a 386DX 40mhz with just 1MB of RAM and a modest 40MB hard drive. One of the first things I did with my PC was erase all the boot files and I fix it by myself. Then I learned how to install MS-DOS 6.22. I lived the transition from CLI operation systems to operation system with GUI. My history with the Internet is a story about love at first sight. I learned all about the different network protocols (http, ftp, smtp, irc, etc), I learned the basics about Web design. Later, on my twenties, I installed GNU/Linux for the first time and I love all about it. I'm the family member or friend you call if your PC isnt working.

Stack


{
  "languages":
            [ "Javascript", "Typescript", "Java"],
  "frontend_frameworks":   
            [ "Angular","Vue", "Bootstrap", "TailwindCSS" ],            
  "backend_frameworks":  
            [ "Spring", "Node", "Express"],            
  "databases":   
            [ "MySQL", "MongoDb", "PostgreSQL" ],            
  "dev_env":
            [ "GIT", "Docker", "VSC", "IntelliJ IDEA", "NetBeans", "Postman", "Swagger", 
              "MySQL Workbench", "phpMyAdmin", "GNU/Linux", "Firebase", "Heroku", "Trello" ],
  "game_engines":
            [ "Godot" ]           
}            

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