Something about me🖐️: Almost everyone calls me Numer
🏫: CS Engineer graduate
🔎: I really like finding bugs
(and exploit them sometimes... 😏)
🖌️: Lately I've become really good at designing
in Figma even though I used to hate designing
🥶: I really love the cold
🌙: Night owl
🧪: Software engineer by day, tester by night
🏢: Fullstack Developer at DreamstormStudios
🤤: Procrastination is my buddy
I'm trying to get rid of
🧊: Cubes don't like me... any cubes
I may be lazy sometimes but I also have my own goals.
- Grinding my core front-end skillset to a level where I don't have to ask uncle google for anything trivial
- Create my own stunning website that will knock me down every time I visit it. (
#edit 2023: work in progress 🤫) (#edit 2024 Change of plans, I'll leave it as the icing on the cake) - Learn how to plan things better, because I'm really struggling with that lately. "Failure in planning is planning a failure" and i really believe in that.
- Release a couple of libraries that I want to devote my attention to this year
You always have to keep moving forward even if you have to roll
- I want to grow as a dev but I know myself and I know I need something
to stick with itthat will devour me with curiosityThat's why i decided to do "x-day of coding" which I will start with 15 days and then depending on the result I will increase the number of days. So yes... I tried but I feel I was doing it too restrictive. So at this point I won't do it every day. And instead of forcing myself sometimes when I don't feel it I will code every time I really want to.
Well, yeah... The further you go, the more your perspective changes. Being too restrictive and harsh with yourself is not an ideal combination for growth. I would rather be inspired to develop than forced. I've set myself the things I want to achieve this year, and they are not only related to the technologies themselves but also the ways to use them and take them to the highest possible level. The "average" results is not enough these days. - Improve my
concentrationdeep work as much as possible. Focus and the absence of omnipresent distractions colossally increases the results. - Well... not everyone has to know about everything. 🤫
Just checking to see if anyone is looking here 👀
Welp, it ain't much but it's honest work...
The reality is that most of the code I'm writing now is commercial, which is why it's so empty here