Hi! 👋 🌎 It's me. :)

I'm thrilled to share that I've recently graduated from the prestigious University of California Berkeley Full Stack Developer Bootcamp! An incredible 24-week journey has allowed me to grow tremendously as a developer and delve deep into technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, Handlebars, MySQL, Inquirer, Express, and MongoDB, with a special focus on React lately.

Throughout the bootcamp, I embraced diverse assignments and activities, both individual and collaborative, which significantly enhanced my problem-solving skills and understanding of teamwork. I'm grateful for the support from my instructors and fellow students and the insightful resources introduced during the program.

As I step into the next chapter of my career as a Full Stack Developer, I am committed to continuous learning, keeping up-to-date with the latest tech trends, and creating innovative solutions.

Thank you all for being a part of my journey. I'm excited for what the future holds and can't wait to make a positive impact in the software development world!

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Contact 📧

You can reach me at LinkedIn or via email - [email protected]

jonathanfadera's Projects

cornell-notes

Note Taker: An application created from modified starter code that can be used to write and save notes.

cybercommerce

A back end e-commerce website that uses the latest technologies that a company can use to compete with other e-commerce companies

efolio

Professional Portfolio

employeesdb

Build from scratch a command-line app that will manage Hogwart's employee database.

oop_logomaker

A Node.js command-line application that takes in user input to generate a logo and save it as an SVG file.

prework-study-guide

Boot Camp Prework Study Guide for Students

readme_generator

Professional ReadME generator using Node.js and installing inquirer package.

socmedplat_api

Social Media Platform API

text_editor_pwa

The Text Editor is a Progressive Web App that lets users save their thoughts on the go, even offline, by preloading the source code in the browser. It uses local storage and indexDB for data persistence, ensuring redundancy if unsupported by the browser.

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