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Hi everyone, my name is Amy. My professional background goes something like this:

front end developer for Sears, Kmart, etc. except that at the time, I was called a FED without using hardly ANY javascript
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email developer at WebMD
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several small places where I wore all the hats (designer, developer for both website and email) Again, mostly just html and css and barely any javascript
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Email developer at Constant Contact
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Email Template Developer on the Product Team at Constant Contact. Learned a lot. Used git, jira, agile/scrum, sublime text and worked with mustache templating, Grunt, etc. but for code, still just HTML and CSS.
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Got laid off from CTCT along with 200 others. Realized that I REALLY needed to learn Javascript. Started learning through apps, books, courses online, etc.
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Took a job as an HTML Developer at Harvard mostly just because I needed a job even though what I really wanted is to be a Front End Developer using my new JS skills.
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_ still working every day to improve my JS, also learning about ES6 and react. Loving it and wishing I was doing it on the job. Not sure if I'm ready yet though, so still learning every day.

That's it. I'm here to learn from those who are already where I want to be.

\n","bioMarkdown":"Hi everyone, my name is Amy. My professional background goes something like this:\n\n - front end developer for Sears, Kmart, etc. except that at the time, I was called a FED without using hardly ANY javascript\n\n - email developer at WebMD\n\n - several small places where I wore all the hats (designer, developer for both website and email) Again, mostly just html and css and barely any javascript\n\n - Email developer at Constant Contact\n\n - Email Template Developer on the Product Team at Constant Contact. Learned a lot. Used git, jira, agile/scrum, sublime text and worked with mustache templating, Grunt, etc. but for code, still just HTML and CSS.\n\n - Got laid off from CTCT along with 200 others. Realized that I REALLY needed to learn Javascript. Started learning through apps, books, courses online, etc. \n\n - Took a job as an HTML Developer at Harvard mostly just because I needed a job even though what I really wanted is to be a Front End Developer using my new JS skills.\n\n_ still working every day to improve my JS, also learning about ES6 and react. Loving it and wishing I was doing it on the job. Not sure if I'm ready yet though, so still learning every day.\n\nThat's it. I'm here to learn from those who are already where I want to be. ","totalUpvotesReceived":4,"numReactions":5,"publication":{"_id":"5ce64d2bc781c1937d898856","title":"Goutham Chunduru's Publication","favicon":"https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1558657819226/832RTlrSs.jpeg"},"totalAppreciationBadges":0,"id":"581f5d1c4d19a20289ad3e0d"}