A four-person ProRocketeers team is working on the srovnejto.cz project. We spoke with one of them, Adam Bahr, who gave us a look into his developer’s workshop.

Adam, what are you working on at the moment?
I am currently working for the customer srovnejto.cz. My colleagues and I have been rebuilding their legacy website with a fresh new look for a little over six months.
What is your role?
I am a frontend developer on this project, but occasionally I also have to get to grips with things like DevOps.
Which technologies do you use?
We are gradually rebuilding the individual legacy websites in Nuxt 3. We also work with pure Vue 3, TypeScript, Kubernetes, and AWS, where we are currently migrating from on-premises infrastructure. And of course, as a frontend developer, I write plenty of CSS too.

What has been your biggest achievement so far?
Alongside solving a lot of problems, the biggest achievement so far has probably been launching the first website we rebuilt in Nuxt 3 into production.
What do you enjoy most about working on srovnejto.cz?
Probably the fact that I keep moving forward and learning something new every day, new CSS tricks, for example, and new things Nuxt can do. Nuxt 3 is still a fairly new technology, and its first production release only came out a few months ago. :)

What was the biggest obstacle?
As you might expect, the biggest challenge was getting used to all the projects. We are not dealing with one big monolith. We also had to get some legacy projects running when nobody really knew how to start them anymore. That was pretty nerve-racking. :D
Do you have a quick piece of advice that might help others?
The only thing that comes to mind is what we have written on the board: a simple rule, “Flex rule them all!” :))

Is there anything else I should have asked you?
I would just like to add that we have a great team on the project and a modern technology stack. We are always trying to move the product forward, whether by developing business features or making technical improvements to the code we have already written.

Thanks for the interview. All the best, and enjoy the mountains! :)
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