sespinoza

I’m a Software Engineer with experience developing projects using the MERN stack. Node.js, React, I've also used Ruby and Crystal. Building APIs and using Docker is my day to day.

Joined on Mar 1, 2018 espinoza.jimenez@gmail.com https://sespinoza.me

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Software developer

Bash Scripting

MERN Stack: MongoDB, Express, React & NodeJS.
Languages: Javascript, Ruby, Bash.
DevOps: Docker.
Tools: Git, ssh

My personal portfolio: https://sespinoza.me

Integrating a Blog/Articles System with a REST API in Express with Mongo and a front using React.js.

I used a microservice architecture using Docker and docker-compose.yml for deploying to production.

Relocation to Europe, England, New Zealand or Australia.

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sespinoza

Feb 24 '21

React Router Dom Essentials

#react #router #routes

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sespinoza

Nov 25 '20

Put colour to your terminal prompt

#terminal #bash #colours

3 min read

sespinoza

Sep 17 '20

Functional Programming: Filter, Map and Reduce in JS (Advance).

#javascript #filter #map #reduce

7 min read

sespinoza

Aug 31 '20

RESTful APIs - Introduction to Express

#node #express #restful #middleware

6 min read

sespinoza

Aug 17 '20

Git. Write quality commits.

#git #beginners #productivity #development

5 min read

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Aug 10 '20

Git. A simple introduction

#git

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8 min read

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Want to connect with sespinoza?

Put colour to your terminal prompt

Functional Programming: Filter, Map and Reduce in JS (Advance).

RESTful APIs - Introduction to Express

Git. Write quality commits.

Git. A simple introduction