Mariano Matayoshi

Ruby on Rails is the first web framework that I learnt. I started developing small projects, and being only involved in development. Later, as a more experienced rails developer I had the opportunity to develop and mantain an e-commerce, it was a web application. Today I am responsible for the development, maintenance and scalability of an API of a social network. The API is consumed by iOS and android applications. I'd be happy help you or your team. :)

Since I started with the web development, I become a better front-end developer. Working in an e-commerce I have the opportunity to improve my front-end skills. I had to code most of the web plataform and others tools used by the "non-technial" people. Despite I love to code the back-end side, I like to code the front-end a little too. I'd be happy help you or your team. :)

I have been using AWS since I started with web development. AWS has many kind of services and different kind of pricing, that can be difficult to understand and configure. I'd be happy help you or your team. :)

I had dockerized my projects, and make a script to deploy it to an EC2 machine using docker-machine. I'd be happy help you or your team. :)

I love Git. I worked in CVS and SVN before and Git is so much better. I have a lot of experience helping collegues with git problems, and I will be happy to help you or your team :) I have experience with branching strategies, continuous integration, and continuous deployment. Reach out if you think that I can help you!

I had the opportunity to set elasticsearch in production, it was not an easy task, because of the learning curve, you have to read and understand the concepts around elasticsearch It was difficult to achieved that, but thankfully I could do it. So I would be happy to share my experience and knowledge with you if you need any help with this.

Having tests are the most powerful way to guarantee that your code will work as expected.