Bruno Dantas Programmer and .NET Developer

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Professional Me

Hello! 🖐 I'm a Self-taught developer working with IT since 2013. I have a bachelor’s degree in Computer Systems Engineering and 2 years of experience coursing Administration Bachelor. My biggest experience is working with integrations and development of stored procedures. Help people solve problems through quality software 😁, I'm Always opened for new challenges, keep studying new languages and technologies that's always important to me.

Languages

Languages I have experience with

Front-End

My preferred technologies for front-end web development and component design.

Back-End

My preferred technologies for back-end web programming and database architecture.

Featured Projects

Move itWebsite

Move-it

   

As a challenge for the react course I developed this site to work as a pomodoro method with gamification experience. At each cycle you will receive new simple tasks like walk, get water, do some push-ups, etc. The idea is to help people that stays long period of time sit in front of computer or studying to get in motion 🏃‍♂️🏋️‍♀️

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Perpetual Crusades

Dev Radar: Fullstack Mobile + Frontend + Backend application

     

In this challenge the goal is to find a developer near your that works with the technology that you need. You can find Backend(Node JS) code Here, frontend(React Js) Here and Mobile (React Native) Here

Features and Technologies:
Mobile: React Native, MongoDB, GPS location, request APIs, Expo to debug in real time
Front end: React Single Page Application, use of GPS location, responsive layout with css3, request APIs with Axios, Expo to debug in real time
Back end: Build solid REST API, Websocket, MongoDB storing locations with PointSchema, Yarn and NPM to manage the packages

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Foodfy

Foodfy Website

This website was created to show recipes, allow admin user to edit and create new recipes. This was created to exercise my skills with Html + CSS + Javascript and a template engine (nunjucks). I used a simple JSON to keep the data to mock a database.

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