Jonathan Villegas

Have developed my technical skills enough to allow me to attend technical interviews for new employees in my current job. This is super important to me, as it means that all my years of experience were not in vain.

In my current job, with a client from United States, I was able to implement a solution with Google Maps that required a lot of user interactions, such as drawing polygons and editing them. At the same time, they requested that the polygon coordinates be sent to the endpoint in counterclockwise order. The latter required complex mathematical research, since the possibility of detecting the order of the coordinates in a 3D plane was not an easy task. My solution was to convert each coordinate to a 2D plane with X and Y coordinates. Then with these coordinates the area of the polygyne could be calculated, which would indicate the direction in which the points were placed. It was a complex challenge, but the implementation made me proud