Going into this year I had no explicit goals set for my tech career. I was trying to not put too much pressure on myself. If there’s one thing the previous year taught us all, it’s that plans can go to shit when life decides to happen. …

A lot happened this year. Lots of sad tales. To be honest, it’s a bit difficult to write a review about this year without being overwhelmed with all that happened. …

My 2019 in review: reflections, highs and lows, tech events, volunteering, job hunting, friends and plans for 2020. I started writing reviews about my year in tech in 2017, (here are the ones I wrote for 2017 and 2018) and I usually go back to read my previous reviews shortly…

“From coding passively for eight out of twelve months to ‘losing’ an internship, regaining confidence, conquering procrastination and how persistence got me my first developer job.” The ugly, I spent the greater part of 2018 being relatively inactive coding-wise. I had little (read: nothing) to show for the first eight months, schoolwork…

My coding this year started on an utterly slow note, I finally started my Bachelor’s degree in ICT after several trials. Truth be told, combining schooling with the personal learning of how to code has been anything but easy. But do I really need a degree in IT to become…

About a year ago, I wrote my very first program (“Hello World” of course! what else were you expecting? …lol). Despite an unavoidable break of about four to five months between those twelve months, I still have learned a lot but have even a whole lot more to learn. …