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My Journey in Backend Development

 My path into backend development started with a strong passion for building scalable and effective systems. I began studying programming languages like Python and Golang, which established the groundwork for my abilities in backend development. During this journey, I acquired practical experience with databases such as MySQL and PostgreSQL and investigated essential tools like RabbitMQ and Kafka. These tools assisted me in learning how to create systems capable of handling significant volumes of data and traffic efficiently.

A major milestone in my journey occurred when I enrolled in the Uacademy backend development program. During a period of four months, I acquired essential insights and hands-on experience. Upon finishing the program, I received a certificate that enhanced my confidence and created new opportunities. I was subsequently invited to interview at Uacademy, where I was lucky to achieve a high score. Consequently, I received a complimentary, complete course on Udemy. 



This Udemy course was transformative. It enabled me to collaborate on an eCommerce project akin to platforms like Uzum and Ozon. This practical project provided me with an enhanced grasp of how backend systems are developed and sustained for large-scale applications.

Upon finishing the Udemy course, I was given the opportunity to interview at Udevs, where I obtained a one-month internship. Throughout this internship, I acquired hands-on experience with RabbitMQ, which improved my abilities in messaging queues and backend development. This month-long experience provided an amazing chance to utilize my knowledge in practical projects and further develop as a backend developer.

It has been an exhilarating journey to this point, filled with education, obstacles, and development.


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