I'm a fullstack developer, author and inventor. Sometimes a photographer and designer of my logos and UIs/UXs.
Mostly I'm working with JS and Web itself.
If Rumi were a programmer. I'm really good at self-proclaimed manifestos. Too reckless to be an entrepreneur. Open-source fanatic. Bare-metal hardware, virtual machine, and all-computing wisdom.
I'm a fullstack developer, author and inventor. Sometimes a photographer and designer of my logos and UIs/UXs.
Mostly I'm working with JS and Web itself.
If Rumi were a programmer. I'm really good at self-proclaimed manifestos. Too reckless to be an entrepreneur. Open-source fanatic. Bare-metal hardware, virtual machine, and all-computing wisdom.
I'm a fullstack developer, author and inventor. Sometimes a photographer and designer of my logos and UIs/UXs.
Mostly I'm working with JS and Web itself.
Been using UNIX since the late 80s; Linux since the mid-90s; virtualization since the early 2000s and spent the past few years working in the cloud space.
Location
Alexandria, VA, USA
Education
B.S. Psychology from Pennsylvania State University
Never really considered it. I mean, I'm one of those people that turned a childhood hobby into a career. And, even had I not been able to make that leap, I probably would have continued to have it as a hobby. I don't know that, just because I give up the daily-grind, I'll ever not participate in technically-oriented hobbies.
If Rumi were a programmer. I'm really good at self-proclaimed manifestos. Too reckless to be an entrepreneur. Open-source fanatic. Bare-metal hardware, virtual machine, and all-computing wisdom.
If Rumi were a programmer. I'm really good at self-proclaimed manifestos. Too reckless to be an entrepreneur. Open-source fanatic. Bare-metal hardware, virtual machine, and all-computing wisdom.
If Rumi were a programmer. I'm really good at self-proclaimed manifestos. Too reckless to be an entrepreneur. Open-source fanatic. Bare-metal hardware, virtual machine, and all-computing wisdom.
If Rumi were a programmer. I'm really good at self-proclaimed manifestos. Too reckless to be an entrepreneur. Open-source fanatic. Bare-metal hardware, virtual machine, and all-computing wisdom.
If Rumi were a programmer. I'm really good at self-proclaimed manifestos. Too reckless to be an entrepreneur. Open-source fanatic. Bare-metal hardware, virtual machine, and all-computing wisdom.
Top comments (20)
I can tell what I’m doing now after retiring from code position: creating the new web.
I'm counting on that for my future generations. My child's future is in your hands.
It's a great responsibility. I will be careful.
Please be.
🖖
Never really considered it. I mean, I'm one of those people that turned a childhood hobby into a career. And, even had I not been able to make that leap, I probably would have continued to have it as a hobby. I don't know that, just because I give up the daily-grind, I'll ever not participate in technically-oriented hobbies.
Gardening! :)
Yes!
I think it would be cool to teach all I know and my experience to other coders. Also maybe learn something like making short films and reading books😄
Procedural, algorithmic short films?
hmm probably science :)
Why not right now?!
Opening a guest house or a coffee shop with my SO would be nice
Love the idea.
Write code for my own projects
Why not right now?
Retirement seems far and unlikely....but I'll put that aside for a minute.
I'd love to be traveling or retiring on a beach somewhere.
I would travel around the world and code in every country LOL