Jorge Suárez

A TypeScript-based plugin for configuring environment variables depending on the Netlify deployment context.

As software developers, we could not have different configurations per environment, so the only way to do it at the time was by adding all the configurations in the config file `netlify.toml`, which meant that sensitive information could be exposed. E.g., passwords, API keys, etc.
The configuration was not flexible enough since that file is part of the code, so to update any configuration needed a new commit.

By creating this plugin, we managed it by adding the environment name as the suffix of the actual variable name.

A Next.js application for managing subscriptions for a Shopify store integrated with ReCharge. I was a front-end developer that liaised with a full-stack developer to bring to life a GraphQL API. This allowed us to consume Shopify and ReCharge APIs smoothly. A designer provided all the design elements required for that new experience.

A React application that allowed people to apply and manage their loans without needing to go to the bank. I was a front-end developer who worked on different UI components of the app and the integration with an API built by the back-end team from scratch. I worked with designers, quality assurance, and product teams to guarantee everything was working as expected with high-quality results.