My Yearly Summary: 2021 Edition

The 2021 year was good, professional, technical, and personal, but I'm 38 years old, so I can't learn too much stuff simultaneously. I'm learning slowly; similar to 2020, I'm only spending my energy on topics related to my job to make my life easy.
In 2021, my goals were:
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Embrace Angular and learn advanced topics
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First steps with Testing
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Head start with Docker
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Learn to swim
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Run more
Thanks to @thisisangular, @Bezael Pérez, @thisislearning, @Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen for trust and for pushing me to continue writing and learning.
And special remarks to @danidev; your professional advice helped me more than code, and showed me an admirable professional roadmap. You are amazing.
@Alba Silvente Fuentes inspires us to continue moving forward and be better.
Thanks, @Jörgen de Groot to help me to code, listen, and be a great leader and taught me a lot about Angular and Typescript, and building a great friendship on top.
@CarlosAzaustre, to be more talk about than code, teach me about life balance.
Thanks for everything!
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