The 10 Favorite Features of My Developer Portfolio Website
Inspired by Braydon Coyer's new blogfolio, I've added some excellent new features to my portfolio website.

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Inspired by Braydon Coyer's new blogfolio, I've added some excellent new features to my portfolio website.

This article summarizes a list of Vue.js interview questions that I would ask candidates and that I get often asked in interviews.

I have professional experience with the three big players in web development: Angular, Vue.js and React. I've reached the point in my career where I need to choose one of the three frameworks/libraries that I will use for my future freelancing career.

This article summarizes a list of React interview questions that I would ask candidates and that I get often asked in interviews.

This article summarizes a list of Angular interview questions that I would ask candidates and that I get often asked in interviews.

On Hacker News I discovered the article Building a self-updating profile README for GitHub. I was very fascinated about this new GitHub feature and wanted to build something similar for my GitHub profile.

I'm often asked how I write my blog posts and in this article, I want to describe my process from start to finish. In this blog post I will cover these topics:

Before starting my professional career as a developer, I mainly developed Android apps using Java as the programming language. I got hired by a software service company, and we had to develop JavaScript-based applications for cars in my first project. So the first time in my life, I had to work with JavaScript, and I made many mistakes during this time which I now want to share with you.

I recently quit my job and decided to start a new chapter in my life as a freelancer. This idea was in my head for about one year, but to be honest, back in these days, I was not brave enough to go this step. In this article, I want to tell you why I quit and started freelancing. These are the five reasons which I will talk about in detail:

In my previous company, I got the opportunity to be one of 20 so-called "candidate interviewers". I participated in technical interviews, an essential part of this company's application procedure. I participated in about 30 interviews and learned a lot during this time, and I want to share my experiences with you. In my opinion, there are some rules to adhere to succeed in a technical interview.

I met and worked with many other developers as a software developer. Some just started their apprenticeship, some started their first job after university, some already had multiple years of work experience, and some even had 10+ years of experience working as a software developer.
