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After studying Software Development for 4 years, I began to grow my web and app development skills for side projects by taking part in an evening course on Web Development which I completed in January '22.
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Here are some languages and tools I have been working with along my development journey.
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Willow Works, an e-commerce website for a friend to advertise and sell their carpentry services based in Co. Limerick.
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Ruby Productions, because why not have all of your best videographer work in an online portfolio!
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Online Art Gallery, showcasing an online exhibition of my friends amazing paintings to help her with gaining some recognition and possible sales.
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Also expanding my mobile app development knowledge by improving these projects I have worked on previously:
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An interactive cocktail menu for a local bar using React Native
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A TensorFlow recommendation system to use in mobile applications
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React & React Native
- I have only began building React web applications a few months ago and I am thoroughly enjoying discovering what this JavaScript library is capable of. Having become very comfortable with using React.js, I moved on to learning React Native in built a native app based on an previous project.
DevOpsSec
DevOps
- DevOps is a software development model which evolved to keep up with the ever changing ways of software delivery by implementing CI/CD practices. Using AWS CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy and CodePipeline to save developers the hassle manual coding tests and deploying and releasing a products.
Angular
- As part of my ongoing Udemy course in Angular, I am learning how to build a real e-commerce app with Angular, Firebase and Bootstrap. By the end of watching the course, I'll be able to build real client apps with Angular, troubleshoot common compile-time and run-time errors, write clean and maintainable code like a professional and apply best practices when building Angular apps
Tensorflow
- My interest in this machine learning platform began a few years ago when I first began studying software development, and it has never left my mind. I'd love to build and train my own model so I was thinking of beginning with something similar to Hotdog or Not Hotdog, what do yoy think?
Apache Kafka
- This event-streaming platform is amazing technology that I have recently become really interested in learning. I have been reading documentation and some Github repositories with projects based on Kafka and I look forward to recieving and advice or help that anyone may have for me to get started!
My education
- Leaving Certificate Applied in The Holy Rosary College Mountbellew, Galway
- QQI Level 5 in Programming and Software Development in Galway Technical Institute
- Bachelor of Science in Software Development in Galway-Mayo Technical Institute
- Higer Diploma in Science in Computing with Web Development with The National College of Ireland
Other than learning about software and web development, I like to:
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Travel. It's all I've ever wanted to do. I am constantly longing to experience a new culture and see a different city.
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Hiking. Similar feeling I have towards hiking as I do about travelling. Seeing and experiencing somewhere different.
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Piano. An instrument I have always loved listening to but only began self-learning in the last few months and I am loving it.
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Calligraphy. Also a new skill I have picked up since lockdown which I have surprised myself at how quickly I am picking up this craft.
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Cook. Expanding my knowledge of delicious vegan recipes has always been a pleasure of mine.
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Read. Something I took up recently to try limit my screen time. I'm almost finished the ASOIF series and already planning my next reads.
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Reddit. I read about world news, watch funny animal videos and learn from other programmers through this community of forums.