“Alexandre is a programmer that goes deep in detail and truly adds value to everything he does. A perfeccionist that only rests when the outcome equals what was idealized in first place. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- O Alexandre é um programador que vai ao mais pequeno detalhe e verdadeiramente acrescenta valor a tudo o que faz. É um perfeccionista que só descansa quando o resultado corresponde ao que foi idealizado, inicialmente.”
Alexandre Canijo
Vila Nova de Gaia, Porto, Portugal
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Vila Nova de Gaia, Porto, Portugal
2 mil seguidores
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Father of one, UI/Front-End Developer, metal/hardcore music addicted, gamer, FC Porto…
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