"I build things, break things, learn things — and somehow make them work."
I'm a software engineer who genuinely enjoys turning ideas into working products. I like solving problems, experimenting with new technologies, and spending probably more time debugging than I'd like to admit. Somewhere between Python, React, AI and endless curiosity, I'm always building something new.
Where my interest in software development started turning into something much more serious. This is where I learned the fundamentals, wrote my first real projects, and realized I actually enjoy building things with code.
Going deeper into software development, problem solving, modern technologies and building things that actually work. Currently exploring advanced concepts, working on more complex projects, and figuring out what kind of developer I want to become.
Apparently, coding wasn't enough — I decided to learn another language too. 🇫🇷
Good music makes debugging feel slightly less painful. My coding playlist is basically a separate project at this point.
Not technically part of my tech stack... but we both know it is. The amount of coffee consumed is directly proportional to the number of bugs fixed.
Currently collecting skills, ideas and random things I find interesting. My browser probably has 47 tabs open right now, all about different technologies.
Sometimes I have an idea and immediately turn it into a project. Not all of them ship, but the process is always interesting.
and yes, I probably have another project idea already.