The journey begins!

PublishedDecember 27, 2020

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Always evolving Full-Stack Developer 👨🏼‍💻 Mountain addict 🗻

Hi Hashnode community!

Happy to publish my first Hashnode post! You may wonder why Hashnode?

Well, this year, after working 4 years as an industrial designer (I still am), I decided to start a 3-Year journey to becoming a Full-Stack Developer at UOC Xtended Studies. I didn't know about Hashnode until Catalin Pit posted a few blogging tips on Twitter. Took a look at it and kinda liked it 👽

I'm a bit new to this whole blogging thing but, my intention here is to share my journey along these 3 years (that started in September).

I hope to share great knowledge and experiences with you all!

Salut, Jordi.

Cover image credit to @vmgn021

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