I have worked professionally on Rails for a few years, and have taught multiple courses (including in Universities) on the subject.

Most of my professional work has been on Ruby and Ruby on Rails, from startups all around the world to big multinationals, I've done a bit of everything.

I also teach Ruby professionally in many workshops and University courses.

Being a professional web developer means that you have to know HTML and CSS. I've done a lot of both. I enjoy HTML particularly in what regards to accessibility.

I've written a lot of CSS in the past year for a lot of companies (including Fortune 100 ones), and am particularly fond of the SUIT CSS framework and flexbox. 

I simply love Git. Probably my favourite software of all time. On my free time I enjoy reading its man pages, and delve into it's most quirky details. Also have taught this professionally for more than 2 years now.

A must for any web developer, JavaScript is my second language right after Ruby. It's a very strange and quirky language that makes it very easy to enter some of its pitfalls, I can help you get out of some of them.

The greatest tool of a developer, I use it for ours on end every day, and make it my purpose to get better and more productive with it every time I use it.

I've used Elixir extensively both for professional and personal projects. Having taught multiple workshops on the language as well, both for beginners as well as more advanced.

I've built multiple production applications with Phoenix and am very familiar on how to architecture different types of products in it.

Over the past years I build many front end application in different technologies, for the past 3 years every time I had to reach for a framework it has been React.

Been working in the Web3 space for multiple years, having written my share of smart contracts, mostly EVM compliant with Solidity.

Personal details

Luís F.

Summary

Technical skills