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# [BuildStuff 2024](https://isabeliita90.hashnode.dev/buildstuff-2024?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

BuildStuff is a conference in Vilnius, Lithuania. It’s generalist, but many talks focus on backend topics, which is great for me because my primary job involves creating REST APIs. Although it brings remarkable speakers from all over the world, it’s ...

Nov 24, 2024 · 3 min read · isabeliita90.hashnode.dev  
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🚀 Senior Software Engineer | Barcelona, Spain 🌍 🛠️After several years of experience developing APIs in high-traffic environments and learning about testing, best practices, architecture, and more with PHP, I changed to Kotlin because the programming language is just a tool that allows us to give value to our users. 🎤 Sharing knowledge is one of my passions. I’ve participated in different online and in-person events talking about testing, also taught about it at university for three years, as well as architecture and best practices. Those are topics that I also share with my teammates. 👩🏻‍💻 After starting with Kotlin, I also create a couple of courses on how to start with Kotlin and develop an API following ports&adapters architecture with Kotlin. 🌟In recent years, I joined Step4ward as a mentor and now as a co-organizer, a community dedicated to helping grow and succeed women in technical careers.

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