Yesterday was the last day of my probationary period. And today, with great gratitude to CodeGym, I want to remember this short and long period of my life at the same time. I made the decision to move into the IT field on March 7 this year. I remember it so well, and yes - that's how I decided one day :)) Having quite a lot of experience in both teaching and teaching, I was very well aware that there is nothing better than interactive courses. So, an hour of searching on the Internet - and I found CodeGym, and decided to stay here. Everything happens so quickly :)) I will say right away that the course really fascinated me, and despite the small amount of free time, I went through it very quickly (although the picture of someone else's laptop turned on while visiting CodeGym had that still cheerful look :)). Approximately in the middle-end of April, I reached the 26th (? probably ... honestly, I already remember quite roughly ...) level, and by the beginning of May she asked for a real project. The test task turned out to be very interesting, and very informative, starting with the little things, when you spend half a day trying to understand that Spring and Hibernate on a community union Ideas will not work :)) According to hubert, I was the first girl who came to a real project. Thank you, it was very nice :) Unfortunately, I didn’t manage to fully participate in the project itself - there were quite a lot of business trips at work, and I just didn’t have time ... But even the starting weeks gave me a lot :) In August, I finally changed jobs. Quite unexpectedly for myself, I became an SFDC Developer, that is, now I write under the cloud CRM system Salesforce.com. At the interview, it was necessary to know, in addition to Java, which has already become native, also work with the database, and the basics of JavaScript, and in the first month at work, learn two more languages - apex and Visualforce,
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