Gábor Anka
Junior Frontend Developer
I graduated from Eötvös Loránd University as a Computer Scientist and am currently spreading my wings in frontend web developement.
I started to learn frontend related technologies and skills 2 years ago. It all begun with a web developement bootcamp course on Udemy, where I've learned the basics of HTML and CSS. Later in the summer of 2021, I started to familiarize myself with javascript and jQuery, and after that I learned the main concept of typescript.
It's worth mentioning that I also enjoy airsoft, where teamwork is essential, crafting with plasticine and woodworking, which requires creativity. In my honest opinion, both traits mentioned are necessary in this profession.
Javascript: I know most of the built-in functions and how to use them. Although I haven't used all of them yet, and still need practice. I know how for, while, do while, for in, for of, if/else works, and I know how to handle arrays, objects, maps, sets etc.
Typescript: I learned the main concept of typescript, and I know how it works, and why it is useful. I'm planning to learn ReactJS in the future.
jQuery: One of my favorite. It makes javascript much more easy to use. Especially in dom manipulation. I started to explore jQueryUI in november, but I'm only scraping the tip of the iceberg.
HTML: I’m pretty confident in my HTML skills. I’ve been learning and using it for 2 years now.
CSS: Same as HTML. I started to learn both almost at the same time.
SASS/LESS: I haven’t used them much, but I know the main concept of both. This means that I can improve my skills pretty fast if it comes to using any of them.
Portfolio site that i made for a friend.
Not finished yet! I have plans to make a database for the gallery. .
A simple site for my friend.
Almost ready. Most of the site is made with simple frontend technologies (html, css, javascript), but I'm planning to make a backend database for it in the near future.
My first site that a friend of mine "ordered".
He gave me a complete documentation and I've done the webpage in a day or two.