I was twelve when I wrote my first line of code-Rommel inside H1 tags-and fell in love with the possibility of building something on my own. From there, I dedicated most of my free time to learning Photoshop, HTML to Hosting, and its terms. I wanted to build a website, so I read everything I found about it.
My professional career started at fifteen when I joined Odesk (now UpWork) and boiled WordPress websites. WordPress was the first CMS, and I liked its simplicity. During the following years, I would focus on Javascript. I remember building jQuery plugins and adding ajax to websites to make them dynamic; loading content without refreshing the page was my passion. Then came Backbone, Angular, and javascript became the most famous language. Javascript allowed me to improve my engineering skills in other areas like performance, TDD, and Blockchain, and IoT.
