wesllen felipe
front-end & mobile developer
Interfaces with Angular and Ionic, and a bit of reading.
about
I am a front-end and mobile developer at TOTVS, where I build and test applications in the logistics sector with Angular and Ionic. I have worked as a developer since 2022 and graduate in Computer Science from UNOESC at the end of 2026. In my free time I build my own apps and write about what I am reading.
- now
- TOTVS, logistics: Angular, Ionic and Po-UI
everyday tools: Angular · Ionic · TypeScript · Capacitor · Jasmine/Karma
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work
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Racha A group expense splitter that works without internet and converges when it is back.
Intelliboard A Kanban board where AI suggests priority and subtasks, with per-task Pomodoro and real focus metrics.
Diário IA A personal journal where AI reads mood, emotions and themes while you just write.
Moodly+ A minimalist mood journal, with guided breathing for anxious moments.
WaiterApp Restaurant orders from the floor to the kitchen in real time, built following a course.
journey
work
apr 2025 – nowFrontend / Mobile Developer@TOTVS ↗Logistics: Ionic, Angular and Po-UI, with unit and E2E testing (Jasmine, Karma, Cypress). may 2024 – apr 2025Frontend Developer Jr@TalentiTecReact, Node.js, MongoDB and Docker; led the development of a React Native mobile app.
study
2022 – 2026Computer Science@UNOESC 2019 – 2021IT Technician@Instituto Federal Catarinense
writing
Writing about frontend, software architecture, code and a bit about life.
Why "It Depends" Is the Right Answer: Lessons from "Software Architecture: The Hard Parts"
What reading Neal Ford and Mark Richards changed in how I think about coupling, data, and architectural decisions.
2026 Reads: What I'm Reading and What I Still Want To
The year barely started and the stack is already growing. Some open, some waiting their turn.
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