I was promoted to technical leader of my time. Since about June 2021 i have a few more responsibilities.

In addition to the developer's usual daily activities, new ones include:
- Take the lead in the technical evolution of the application.
- Assist developers with less experience.
- Evaluate tasks that will be added in the next sprints.

THE END!

A very important part, where I majored in Computer Science. Sleepless nights, and a lot of past angers, but it was a time that was worth it, where I gained a lot of maturity, knowledge, and great friends.

Graduation went online, due to covid-19. :/

TCC approved!!

My partner and I presented our TCC, with the theme of Using technology to aid in learning literacy, writing and logical reasoning. The Project was a native app with a question and answer game to help people in literacy and literacy. The app was made using React-native, available for Android. In addition to the questions, the app also had a voice aid, so that the user could hear the question. This functionality was done through a google API.

I started a new job. I was hired as a developer at Amopromo. Amopromo is a company that has ecommerces related to the tourism sector. I joined the Segurospromo team, which is a travel insurance e-commerce. Initially I worked a lot with React, but over time a desire to work with Back-end technologies also emerged, and that was when I stopped being just Front-end to become full-stack. I learned a lot, from concepts of infrastructure, server, architecture, and also thinking a lot about the product.

The work stack:
- React
- Django
- Golang
- PostgreSQL
- Kubernetes

I participated in a hackathon by Unibh that lasted 24 hours, the objective was to create an idea where we could act when a dam would burst (Dams in my state, MG-Brazil, are quite common, and we have had several dams broken where cities were devastated) . Our idea was based on alerting residents near the dam. It is possible to identify when a barrier will be breached, so when that would happen, alerts were sent to the residents of that city.

We took second place in this hackathon, and it was a nice experience, but I don't know if I would do it again. Not for 24 hours straight again. 😂

I was hired and this time I had my first job as a front-end developer. At that time, in addition to mastering basic front-end concepts, I learned a lot about React. It was an interesting time because that was when we launched a web app where I worked as an intern, and at that time I saw a lot about gitflow, deploy, etc.