Hi there, I'm
Michael.
An enthousiastic ,
working tirelessly to make the web easier and more fun to use by designing and implementing smooth user interfaces that promote user experience.
An enthousiastic ,
working tirelessly to make the web easier and more fun to use by designing and implementing smooth user interfaces that promote user experience.
I'm being reintroduced into Java development here while working mainly as a frontend specialist. I'm also being trained in more softskills, such as presenting.
Working as a frontend (Vue) developer has taught me Vue3, Vite, Vitepress, Histoire, Vitest, Playwright and a lot more.
From a technological perspective I didn't learn much, but it did make me realize that consultancy and working for large companies is not for me.
This company provided a thorough training programme in order to become the top-tier of the Java field. This has taught me a lot in the world of Java.
As a consultant and second-line support I've learned to be flexible as priorities constantly changed. It also enabled me to switch easily between applications and technologies during the day.
Working as a frontend Java developer I learned a lot about Apache Wicket and got more experience in frontend development.
In the short time I worked here I learned that it isn't my responsibility to try and save other people's projects that we're months over the deadline and that it isn't smart to work up to 70 hours a week without so much as a "thank you".
As my first (real) employer I learned a lot about Java as well as how to function within a company, how to run projects and how to find and solve issues in several critical applications.