Desarrollador/a React + Liferay DXP 7.4

Tecdata Engineering

Sevilla, Spain

5 days ago

Role details

Contract type

Permanent contract

Employment type

Full-time (> 32 hours)

Working hours

Regular working hours

Languages

English

Job source

www.jobleads.com

Tech stack

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) ReactJS Liferay Backend Osgi

Requirements

Se valorará experiencia en React, Liferay Objects y APIs Headless, así como desarrollo de componentes OSGi en backend y la integración de interfaces con la API Headless de Liferay.

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Good distractions

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Moments

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1:21 min

Exploring the target application for front end tests

Anna Mcdougall · JS Congress

3:26 min

Leveraging existing web knowledge for developer experience

Xuan Huang · WWC 2025

2:59 min

Introduction and transitioning into the tech industry

Anna Mcdougall · JS Congress

1:06 min

Developer experience and project variety at scale

Alexandra Petri · WWC 2023

2:30 min

Implementing application frontends with modular service architectures

Torben Schramme · WWC 2021

41 sec

Benchmarking WebAssembly rendering speed versus mainstream frameworks

Patrick Koss · WWC 2024

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Watch Tests Go Brrrr! : Getting Started with Cypress in ReactJS thumbnail

53:45

JS Congress • over 4 years ago

Watch Tests Go Brrrr! : Getting Started with Cypress in ReactJS

Anna Mcdougall

React and the power of visualisation thumbnail

40:19

LIVE • over 5 years ago

React and the power of visualisation

Daisy Muyldermans

Breaking Down Silos Between Design and Development thumbnail

54:22

WWC 2021 • about 5 years ago

Breaking Down Silos Between Design and Development

Erica Rider, Stan Carrico

Back(end) to the Future: Embracing the continuous Evolution of Infrastructure and Code thumbnail

40:32

WWC 2022 • about 4 years ago

Back(end) to the Future: Embracing the continuous Evolution of Infrastructure and Code

Matthias Falkenberg, Timo Knapp