This stage of life, I would call the most intense. Then I met with real professionals in my field, from whom I was able to draw experience. The approach to work became much more serious and my skill grew like Jack's magic beans :) The responsibility for the tasks performed also grew. Here I learned a lot and understood a lot in my life: client-server interaction, upgraded OOP knowledge, studied technologies such as: Symfony, PHP7, Doctrine, DQL, ORM, Knokout, VUE, SPA, TypeScript, MVC, Patterns, SOLID, Linux and a lot of things.

My first job in IT. Quite an interesting experience where I was able to work as a team and try myself as a back-end developer, which I really liked. Here I developed websites of varying complexity from simple directories to online stores. At this point I learned: PHP, SQL, AJAX, OOP, Drupal (6.x + 7.x + API), integrations API, PHPMyAdmin, JS libs and much more.

During my experience of freelancing, I felt what freelance is, what development is in general, and figured out how the front end is arranged. At this point in my life, I learned: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and a bit of MODX.