My Time at Wygo - Evan Anderson
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How I spent my summer building software and community
Over the past 4 months1 I’ve had the privilege of working in Toronto at Wygo as a Software Engineering Intern. I worked across the stack, took multiple projects across the finish line, and even got to do some work in the real world. During my time in this role, I shipped close to 40,000 lines of code within 43 merged PRs. I wanted to document everything2 I’ve accomplished in this role before it turns into a few bullet points on my resume. Before I get into it I have to give a huge thanks to Chris and Joss for being incredible mentors over the past few months. It felt like I learned…
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