Developer
Hi, i'm Leandro 👋
I'm Frontend Developer with Backend background from Italy. I enjoy building products and solving real-life problems with code. I work primarily as a frontend developer using React, Next.js, Vue.Js and other frameworks. I also have a background in backend development in Laravel, Spring and Node.js.
My Studio
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My tech skills
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- Frontend Skills
- React Js, Redux, Redux Saga / Vue Js, Vuex
- Next Js & Nuxt Js
- Node Js
- CSS / SCSS / Tailwind UI, Material UI, Bootstrap
- Common Lib / Webpack, Gulp Js, Rollback Js, Vite Js
- TDD Programming,Payment Gateway Stripe Js e Braintree JS
- Micro Frontend
- Architectures: Single SPA, Module Federation Webpack 5
- Piral Js e Piral CLI
- Integration Via Artifact
- NPM Private Registry Nexus / Verdaccio
- Lerna Js / Turbo Js
- Monorepository
- Test e2e
- Playwright Js / Cypress Js
- Cucumber Js / Gerkin
- Jest Js
- Cloud,Devops & Project
- Versioning Git, Bitbucket e Github
- Docker / Docker Compose
- Agile Method Atlassian Jira, Scrum, Kanban
- Pipeline Bitbucket, Semaphore CI
- Heroku, Digital Ocean,Google Cloud, Amazon AWS, Azure (Basic Structure)
- Kubernetes (Basic Structure)
- Backend Background
- Node Js (Express Js) e Next Js
- Springbot (Java)
- Laravel 8 (PHP)
- PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, Amazon Cache SQS
- Programming languages
- Javascript
- JAVA
- PHP
- TypeScript/Html
Developer
Leandro's Manifest
- No single paradigm!
- Not to be limited by a single paradigm or a narrow set of ideas.
Today's best practices will be called anti-models tomorrow. Your users don't care how you built the product, but rather what it does to improve their lives. - Embrace simplicity, ignore hype
- I have high expectations for the future, because the past was very overrated> > Sylvester Stallone
It's never easy to navigate, but always ask yourself is this the best tool for the job?.Just because Tool X has a sleek interface and is used by Hipster App Inc doesn't mean you should use it.
We have a tendency to over-engineer everything, you have to fight that urge. - Done!
- It doesn't matter how slowly you go until you stop..> > Confucio
It is difficult to finish a product, but done is better than perfect.
You can expect many setbacks during the development of an app, and progress is made by constantly improving your work in small steps.
I cannot overstate the importance of this: listen to your customers. - Less code, think more!
- Software is about solving problems for people.
Don't get trapped by focusing on the technical aspects of a project. - Open Air!
- Take a walk outside and think about the big picture, the end user, marketing and the community.
Brute force is almost never a good idea. Instead, take a short break and enjoy life.
When you sit down again, you may miraculously solve that problem where you previously wasted countless hours.