Phanor Coll
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Fullstack developer
Mérida, Venezuela
I'm a software developer with a passion for code. I've been working in the industry for about 20 years, even before remote work was a thing. I love to learn new technologies, add them to my stack, keep on growing with every person I meet, every project I'm part of, and every culture I get to know.
For the past several years, I've been working purely with Reactjs, Nodejs, and Golang, I also been diving into the DB world with graph databases, mainly with Neo4j and Dgraph.
Since I got to know the JAMStack philosophy, I've been working with Serverless framework to configure and deploy lambdas to AWS in almost every project I worked on, both professional and personal, the simplicity of it is just mind-blowing, and Gatsbyjs to create and deploy websites really fast. (Did I mentioned that the end result is really fast as well?).
But not all is coding and working, I use my personal time to be with my family, travel as much as I can, play guitar, learn to draw, and more important, rescue stray dogs, take them out of the streets and help find them a loving home, what can I say, I'm a dog person. I'm always looking for the next challenge, something that can take me out of my comfort zone.
For the past several years, I've been working purely with Reactjs, Nodejs, and Golang, I also been diving into the DB world with graph databases, mainly with Neo4j and Dgraph.
Since I got to know the JAMStack philosophy, I've been working with Serverless framework to configure and deploy lambdas to AWS in almost every project I worked on, both professional and personal, the simplicity of it is just mind-blowing, and Gatsbyjs to create and deploy websites really fast. (Did I mentioned that the end result is really fast as well?).
But not all is coding and working, I use my personal time to be with my family, travel as much as I can, play guitar, learn to draw, and more important, rescue stray dogs, take them out of the streets and help find them a loving home, what can I say, I'm a dog person. I'm always looking for the next challenge, something that can take me out of my comfort zone.