Hi, I am Leandro Cunha 👋

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About me

Developer with knowledge of studies, courses, projects and college curriculum: JavaScript, TypeScript, C#, Kotlin, Java, Python, PHP, Go, React, .NET Framework, ASP.NET Core, Vue.js, Adonis, NestJS, NextJS, Nuxt.js, Fiber, Express.js, Flask, Dart, Django, Firebase, SASS, Tailwind CSS, Vite, GraphCMS, GraphQL, Angular, Ruby on Rails, Ruby and SCSS. Has been developing personal projects since 2010, starting as a Webmaster, studying and developing these projects.
DevOps and agile methodologies.
Shell Script.
Bachelor in Information Systems from the University Center of Patos de Minas (Minas Gerais/MG) (UNIPAM).
Computer Science with Python by the USP Free Software Competence Center (2018).

Favorite technologies and focus - BADGES

Web

Others

Frameworks

Microframeworks

Database

Programing languages

Containers

Mobile

By Shields
There are several technologies, these are the ones I chose to focus on and study. But always open to learning about new technologies.

Other repositories

GitLab (studies and backups)

Codeberg (repository focused on free software)

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Leandro Cunha's Projects

analisedaplaylistderock

Uma associação de como o rock foi se modificando desde a década de 50 até os dias de hoje e como isso pode ser observado na prática nas músicas presentes na minha playlist de rock do Spotify, chamada "For Those About To Rock"

andfun-kotlin-mars-real-estate

NASA photos with a whimsical theme demonstrate how to work with web services on Android.

angular-spring-project

This project is a review on getting started with Spring Boot and getting started with Angular 17 to see what's new.

arc-kde

Arc KDE customization

arch-update

An update notifier/applier for Arch Linux with a systray applet that assists you with important pre/post update tasks.

asuka

Show Snackbars, dialogs, ModalSheets in a single provider. Simple and Clean.

client-manager

Project to assist in the products, sales and customers management. It was used in Gregorio Pacheco's Udemy Django course and modified by Leandro Cunha.