Experience

Holberton Colombia

• Colombia
• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Student

  • Sep 2019 - Present

  Data structures:When creating web apps we handle a lot of data, which leads us to need a way to optimize the search and organization of the data in a more optimal way, for this we develop various data structures to understand how they work:- The two most important were Hash table and Binary Trees.

• Student

  • Sep 2019 - Present

  AirBnB cloneWith the importance of knowing how a website works from the deepest part of the Backend to the most superficial part of the Frontend, Holberton challenged us to create the AirBnB clone from scratch, going from the interpreter of the Backend (A console) to the implementation of dynamic styles with JavaScript for a correct visualization.- The first step was to create a console where changes could be made to the database by means of commands, this was done in Python, MySQL and SQL Alchemy.- The second step was to create the static views of the interface with help of HTML and CSS.- The third step was to create the dynamic content with Flask framework of Python and Jinja inner in HTML.- The next step was to create the RESTful API made with Blueprints and Flask.- The final step was to create the final style and dynamic visualization of the content whit JavaScript. Show less

• Student

  • Sep 2019 - Present

  Sorting AlgorithmsLocationMedellin, Antioquia, ColombiaTo complement the structures of the data is the search for them in an effective way, for this we use different techniques where we can measure the efficiency over time when obtaining data from a very large base of them.In Big O Notation we can find the typical Bubble sort, but there are ways to order the data with greater effectiveness.All these projects are developed in C.

• Student

  • Sep 2019 - Present

  Linux ShellMy route in Holberton was from Low level programming to High level programming, going from creating a Linux Shell clone to creating the entire AirBnB clone Stack:• Linux Shell project:Was a project that allowed us to know how it works the system calls and the deep processes of unix system.This project consisted of creating an interpreter where most of the commands that we use in Linux worked, such as "ls, pwd, mkdir" among others.- This project was built in the C programming language and used system calls, standard I/O, parent and child processes, signals, and interrupts. Show less

• Full Stack Engineer

  • Mar 2019 - Present

  SIM-TACCompletely free project where we apply everything learned, developing an application to train people who want to develop their Trading skills.- We use Django for the Backend along with MySQL for the database.- For the Frontend we use HTML / CSS / JS Vanilla.- For the implementation of the chart we use an API with JavaScript.