I've created this repository to showcase my knowledge as I dive into a full-stack course on the Codecademy website. I'll be sharing the process, and I hope you all can see my dedication.
My name is Karen, I'm 24 years old, and I am a software developer in the early stages of my career. I have almost 2 years of experience in the workforce, working as a trainee and consultant at a big four company. I've been involved in two projects from different areas, both in web development, which helped me gain knowledge in Java, Spring Boot, SQL (relational databases), Maven, Git, Agile methodology (Scrum), some task management tools, among other things. I recently returned from an exchange program and am actively seeking to re-enter the job market. I've made the decision to start a course with the goal of developing myself as a Full Stack developer, and I'm using the Codecademy platform.
I've decided to unite two of my passions: cooking and coding. I love cooking for those I care about, and now as I'm learning more about front-end development, why not share it with you through a webpage?
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