Portfolio: Ekaterina Klimenko
frontend developer
+ project manager
Hello! I am a frontend developer with an ambition to become a fullstack developer. My coding journey started over a year ago when I decided to build a webpage for an event I was organizing. After doing couple of hobby projects, I got hooked on programming with JS, quit my job and started a intensive bootcamp to learn coding professionally. I love coding because it allows me to work with solving problems and I can learn new things all the time! I love working in a team and am used to being a part of a multicultural work environment.
JavaScript, React, Redux, Node.js, Express, MongoDB React Native, HTML, CSS, Responsive Design, Flexbox, Grid, API:s, GitHub, mob-programming, pair-programming
Fullstack project. Frontend is built with React, Redux, and Styled components. Backend is built with Node.js, Express and MongoDB
Fullstack project imitating Twitter message board built with React, Express and MongoDB
The web application is built with React and Redux
The navite app is built with React Native using styled components and Edaman API data
The multi-page website is built with React Router using the TMDB API data
Quiz built with React and Redux
Controlled form built with React using useState hook >>
The website is built with React functional components >>
Web app built with OpenWeatherMap API >>
The website imitates the famous board game Gues Who? >>
Chat bot built with JavaScript to order flowers in a flower shop >>
Registration form built with HTML forms and JavaScript. >>
Responsive news website build with HTML and CSS >>
DEC 2019
I’ve always had some assumptions about programming and never have thought that it would be something that would interest me. But once I started my coding journey I realised I was wrong ... >>
DEC 2019
It has been four months since I started my journey to become a frontend developer at Technigo bootcamp. It has been a bumpy road with its ups and downs. Here are some tips I noted for myself that help me to even the tight turns and steep slopes of this rollercoaster called “Learning programming” ! >>