In order to practice what I have learned I have created this website to show some of my projects, including the 7 projects done in the bootcamp I have just finished.
Proyect 4. Web Developer Course in OpenClassRooms. Html, css & sass.
Proyect 7. Web Developer Course in OpenClassRooms. Full-stack project.
Proyect 2. Web Developer Course in OpenClassRooms. Html and css.
Collection of books that I have been reading these years. Html, Css, Bootstrap and jQuery. I am still working on it and from time to time I make some changes.
Webpage created to show some basic paintings made by myself, most of them are based in some youtube videos and using PowerPoint. The website has been created using Bootstrap and AngularJs. I am still working on it and from time to time I make some changes.
Shopping list created in AngularJS and Bootstrap to practise part of the course "Single Page Web Applications with AngularJS".
I created this website to practise some Javascript but I am still working on it. It has been created in pure HTML, CSS and JavaScript, without any framework.
This is a game created in Java to practise for the EDX Java course. It is a bit ugly but completely functional.
First assignment in AngularJS the course "Single Page Web Applications with AngularJS".
Project based in Bootstrap made for a coursera's project course for a the course "Front-End Web UI Frameworks and Tools: Bootstrap 4".
Project made for a coursera's project course.
Webpage created in basic html and css for a freecodecamp's project
Webpage created in basic html and css for a freecodecamp's project.
Webpage created in basic html and css for a freecodecamp's project.
I have always liked computers but it was only a few years ago that I decided to study what I really enjoy. One day I discovered a podcast about a bootcamp where lorry drivers were doing an online course. Every week the teacher made a podcast interviewing his students to check their progress and feelings. In that moment it dawn on me that the reason I enjoyed the podcast so much was because I shared their aspiration of becoming a software developer. So I started planning how to achieve my goal. So as I have started a web developer bootcamp with Openclassrooms.
As a Spanish person living abroad (in Northern Ireland), having the right certificates was a barrier to enrolling any higher certificate course. I got my A levels and Higher National Certificate in Financial Business in Spain, and those certificates are not transferrable to UK education scheme, so I couldn't use them to enroll the courses I needed in UK. Therefore, I decided to take an online Higher National Certificate in computer's software in Spain, specifically for Development of Multi-Platform Applications.
I decided to follow the typical path and take all the subjects of the first year. Then I realized the workload was too high to balance it with work. The online training did not work well for anyone. The majority of students couldn't manage to follow the pace of the course, and some teachers lacked the training required to impart the subjects online. After finishing my first year I managed to pass 2 subjects, which did not fulfil my expectations. I also realized that it would very hard to manage travelling to Spain to take the exams, so I decided not to continue with this course and take a different approach. I started some online courses to get the basics of multiplatform programming and decided to retake the higher certificate in Development of Multi-Platform Applications in the future.
Given that the HNCs covered HTML, CSS, PHP, SQL, C# and Java, I started with some certificated courses to complement those areas among other languages, frameworks and hibraries, such as:
I have also used the following resources for self learning purposes:
I have discovered the webinars in the lockdown and since then I join some of them from time to time and try to learn as much as possible:
These are some of the podcast that I listen and try to learn from them, some are in spanish: