During my internship at Djurve in 2025 for my semester WebDev, I had the opportunity to create a web editor that seamlessly integrates with various microservices, making it a breeze for employees to draft instructions. I implemented an HTML diff tool to tackle those pesky styling issues and designed a user-friendly document preview complete with a straightforward navigation bar for effortless browsing.

I took on full-stack responsibilities, fine-tuning the backend, refreshing the database, and developing a custom blob storage solution for images. I also made frontend components using Svelte and TypeScript. Working in a small Scrum team of two fellow students and two stakeholders, I contributed to gathering requirements, conducting research, designing, and reviewing code.

Additionally, I wrote unit and frontend tests using Playwright and collaborated on creating a shared library to ensure the editor functions consistently across all microservices. This internship truly provided me with invaluable hands-on experience with Azure, modern workflows, and the essence of teamwork. Some of these piplines architecture I still use for other projects.

Looking back, I learned a lot and it was a genuinely fun and rewarding project.