I’m a software engineer biased a little more towards frontend, who is not afraid of trying new things, no matter if it's backend development, database management or DevOps. I always try to be up to date with new technologies and I’m opened for expanding my Software Engineering horizons. I’m a big fan of local meetups, conferences and good beer (or wine)! ;)
My team and I started working on a new project, which used Angular 5 and was deployed on Kubernetes. Our application was based on micro frontends architecture and was a ‘host’ for other external apps, which could be independently developed and plugged.
I worked part-time at SAP Hybris as a Student Frontend Developer. I joined a project, which used AngularJS 1.x. Our application was a ‘host’ for other external apps, which could be independently developed and plugged. It was based on the micro frontends architecture. I was mainly responsible for the frontend development, maintenance, deployment to CloudFoundry, and monitoring with 24h on-call duty. After graduation, I changed my status to a full-time employee.
At XSolve, I worked part-time as a Junior Full-stack developer. I developed an interactive web application based on AngularJS 1.x on the frontend and PHP on the backend part. This application allowed to synchronize views between the presenter and clients using Websockets.
During the internship, I worked as a Full-stack developer. I developed a REST-based web application for the medical center, which helps children with autism. The main technologies were PHP with CodeIgniter framework and HTML, jQuery and CSS.
“A comparison of technologies responsible for the realization of functional parts of internet applications”.
It’s a performance comparison of relational and non-relational databases (MongoDB and MySQL) and performance comparison of event-driven and threaded models (PHP, NodeJS).
“A web application for a medical center”.
It’s a web application based on a PHP backend (CodeIgniter), MySQL and a frontend part written in AngularJS 1.x. It has features like visit reservation, private chat with doctors, medical history with a possibility to save it to a pdf file, sending e-mails with reservation confirmation and more.
JavaScript (ES 6/7/8), HTML, CSS, LESS/SASS (with BEM convention), AngularJS 1.x, Bootstrap, Responsive Web Design, UnderscoreJS, Lodash, MomentJS, Git, Agile methodologies (SCRUM)
AngularJS 5 with TypeScript, ReactJS, Redux, NodeJS, ExpressJS, Grunt, Webpack, Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD Pipelines (Jenkins 2.x), MongoDB, Nginx, PHP, CodeIgniter, CloudFoundry
Micro frontends, Socket.io, Jest, GraphQL, FaaS, Python, Functional Programming, Groovy, Bash scripting
This project is an experiment with the main purpose of learning React and Redux. It's a UI for the Apache OpenWhisk, which is a Function as a Service platform. To find out more, go to the Github repo: openwhisk-react-ui.
This project is an example of a blog application (frontend and backend), which is built on the MEAN stack. To find out more, go to the Github respos: blog-frontend and blog-backend.
dot-files - my custom shell settings and aliases.
MongoDB-MySQL-comparison - it's a part of my master's thesis - a performance comparison of MongoDB and MySQL.
CV - my old CV.
tic-tac-toe-socket.io - it's a very simple tic-tac-toe game.
katarzyna.jolanta.dusza(at)gmail.com