Pavle Paunović

Lottery website/games

• Lottery web app
• Worked with TypeScript
• SCRUM with 2 weeks long sprints
• Worked in team of 6 people
• Worked on
• Fixed bugs, worked on interface of web app
• Performing code reviews on pull requests
• Using GIT for version control

Guide Prescriber Support helps healthcare professionals when prescribing assistive devices in healthcare. Guide contains a wide range of services for healthcare organizations that have the goal of increasing the quality of care. With Guide, it is easy to select the right product and you get help with prescription, follow-up and documentation

• Working in Agile team of 6 people
• Creating reusable components in Vue.js
• Testing Vue.js components with Jest
• Performing weekly code reviews
• Working with REST API
• Translating business logic and requirements on Confluence to code
• Converting designs from Zeppelin to working and fully functional web pages
• Using Vuex for state management.
• Using Vue router, Axio, Vuelidate and many other Vue plugins.
• Using SCSS(Mixins, variables, functions etc). Focused on Flex based layouts.
• Using Mercurial for version control
• Worked on https://new-guide.onemed.com/ flagship product

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• Worked in team of 4 people by utilizing mob programming concept. We worked on www.company.guru, big single page web application. We fixed bugs, implemented new features, and done many tasks and stories together. Mob programming is: one person program for 10 minutes while other persons in team guide him what to program.
• Created dust off, the tool in Node.js that runs in console. It shows all the git files that are not touched for the long period of time. After the tool was made, I was assigned to go over each of old files and improve code and minimize technical debt.
• Created another tool in Node.js that runs in console. The tool takes .txt file as the input and convert it in carefully formatted JSON file that is served to front end via Ajax. It feeds the Slider component in web application with JSON data (URL of picture, text etc)
• Working independently on given tasks.
• Doing QA after finishing the task, by testing git branch in every browser.
• Constantly meeting deadlines. We published application two weeks before the deadline and we put extra features in it.
• Converted whole project from TypeScript to JavaScript.

DevOpsTool – Web application which tracks progress of development teams by fetching data from JIRA.

I was assigned to improve the application. I implemented auto quartal of the year calculation. Before that, quartal of the year was hard coded. I implemented filters for the development teams and I refactored whole code and wrote tests for features that I implemented.

Application Code : NDA

Tech Strategy – Web application which tracks progress of Software Architects

Application fetches EPICS from JIRA, for each Software Architect. It shows to what projects they are assigned to, their progress, etc. I worked with UI designer. He designed, I programmed Back End (Node.js, Express.js), and Front End with Angular.js, Jasmine etc.

Application Code : NDA

Book geared toward beginners. Book is full of code examples, easy to read, and full of value

I wrote a book that will teach you the core of programming and JavaScript. After this book you will easily learn frameworks and if you want back end(Node.js). Book starts from basic data types and goes through object oriented programming and even touches the advances topics like functional programming. At the end of the chapters there are exercises that help you solidify your knowledge. Book is made with minimal text and maximum knowledge. There are no long pointless text. Straight at the point

This book will teach you how recursion is used on more than 40 algorithms spanning from arrays to sets to binary trees to graphs. You always see on examples online that people use fibonnaci or some stuff like that to show recursion. But, I will show you proven techniques from my experience that you can apply to all data structures.

Hangman game written in TypeScript. There are more than 600 words to guess and its responsive designed.

Web application which helps to memorize notes on guitar fretboard, written in TypeScript

Web application which helps to memorize notes on piano, written in TypeScript

Web application which changes tempo of the song so musician can easily learn it. User can loop part of the song by setting loop start point and loop end point.

Node.js/Express is used for server/back end. html5 audio, jquery, bower used on front end.

Responsive Metronome app written with CoffeeScript/Backbone

League Of Legends Memory Game written in TypeScript

Collection of small useful apps, written with Backbone.js/Javascript

Data for all apps is stored in localStorage. Application code is designed in way that allows expanding/adding/coding new small apps easily. For now there are 3. Probably in future there will be more

There are three ways to use it:

1. Creating single elements with eLis.cEl({})

2. Creating linked list using eLis.list({}) and child methods

3. Methods :

• Append : eLis.mainEl cache: eLis.list({}).next({appendTo: eLis.mainEl}).append("body")
• Save : eLis.list({}).next({}).save(true || false)
• Destroy : eLis.list({}).next({}).destroyEl()
• Traversing Children Elements : traverseChildrenTree(element)

Multiplayer game written in JavaScript with Node/Socket.io on the Back End

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CSS3 Image Gallery with zoom functionality