A young professional with good attitude and willingness to work in the web development sector, to acquire more experience and knowledge.

I like the self-taught aproach, but the academic side is also good. I usually learn in tandem with those two.

Some of the projects I worked or I am currently working on are:

• la-velada-web-oficial - Improving DX, UX and UI.
• plenary.nvim - Adapting some functionality to be cross-platform friendly.
• telescope.nvim - Improving UX and DX, adding and fixing test suites.
• base46.nvim - Improving the transparency functionality.
• freeze - Improving the cli UX.
• freeze-code.nvim - Porting freeze utility to Neovim editor.
• supermaven-nvim - Porting Supermaven, a code copilot AI, to Neovim, the best code editor btw. Improving DX, UX and UI.

I have interests in many areas but I will break it down into 2 main ones. Professional focus ones and personal focus.

I am interested in web development because I have a background on painting, editing and graphic design. The main area being the front-end.

Also I like the back-end part, but mainly because I want to acquire programming knowledge in general, and in this area it seems to be the best for programming best practices and performance.

I like videogames and I am learning how to program them, but this is something more for the long run.

Some languages and frameworks I know and I worked with are:

My contact info:

• Email: asuerome@gmail.com

I like drawing and painting, also editing photos and videos as well as taking them. I am currently training boxing and I enjoy going for a walk everyday. Sometimes I go for a walk with my dog, but she is a bit old now so she doesn't want to go for a long distance.

I also like animation and learning how to animate. Since I was a kid I am being impressed by the worlds that animation, 2D or 3D, can create and how the music makes you feel like you are there.

I am learning how to play drums at the moment. I am a bit of a metalhead, but what drove me to this were the 80's rock.

NOTE: The levels are a reference based on Europe's language system, from A to C (C being the highest)

Basically in each letter it could be a 1 or a 2, C2 in theory equals to a native speaker