Aleksandar Jovanović

I started with PHP in 2008, since then I have worked variety of applications, here are the ones you've probably heard about about when it comes to frameworks Zend, CodeIgniter, Symfony2, Symfony3 and quite a lot of custom made ones. Besides that I've worked on projects that are so deep in backend that they literaly don't have front end, such as PHP console applications for communicating between applications and also building a server for component of a security system(for this one I have patent pending). When it comes about CMS, With Joomla I have as much experience as with PHP in general, also there is Wordpress to a lesser extent

I started working with Joomla professionally in 2007 since then I've made custom components, plugins, modules, templates, pretty much everything that you can do with Joomla, oh and if it's necessary I have a way to override Joomla's core code but still allow you to update your system. I can say with confidence that I know it inside-out.

With HTML&CSS my journey in web development started, since then the things have constantly improved for the better both my knowledge and possibilities of browsers and CSS. Nowdays I feel about HTML&CSS the same way I feel about writing, it just comes naturally. I have great understanding to it, and so far I've been very good on passing that knowledge.

After a lot of time working with PHP I got a desire to learn a language that will give me option to web development and many things besides it. Python was the most obvious choice, besides using it in web development I have also used it to hack my rowing machine and give it a better exercise computer, and I've made desktop aplications. Right now my primary area of interest with python is machine learning and data science in general.

As soon as I mastered HTML&CSS I moved to Javascript, there was something enticing to giving pages logic and making them behave like desktop applications. Since then I've went a bit deeper into Javascript and learned how it handles objects and prototypes to use OOP the Javascript way. I've mostly worked with jQuery but sometimes there is a bit of Angular as well... and in the past I've worked with MooTools and Prototype as well until jQuery became the main framework for the web.