Who am I?

I’m a 19-year-old Swedish student passionate about Software/Web Development and electronics.

I’ve been coding since the 5th grade, about 8 years ago. My journey began with Unity and Game Development, where I learned C#. This sparked my interest in coding and led me to become self-taught in JavaScript/TypeScript, C#, C/C++, Lua, and PHP. I’m currently exploring web frameworks, particularly React.js and Next.js.

I’ve always been fascinated by computers. I spent a lot of time learning how to use them and often helped my classmates with computer problems. In fourth grade, I joined a tech club where we used a programmable chip called a “CodeBug” to do basic coding exercises. It was a fun and interactive way to learn about programming, but I eventually stopped going because it wasn’t very engaging.

A year or two later, I decided to delve deeper into coding and started using Unity to create several hobby projects. I continued learning Unity until the 7th grade when I decided to branch out and create software that could solve specific problems I faced.

In the following year, I expanded my language skills to include PHP and Lua. I began working on hobby projects in PHP and eventually created my first website. During this period, I also learned Lua, which I continued to work with for several years. I even ventured into selling LUA scripts as a source of income, though I won’t disclose the specifics of my creations. You can likely find them by searching for my name online.

For two more years, I kept learning and trying new things with C/C++ and JavaScript. In my first year of high school, I started reverse engineering software and coding in C/C++. It was like solving a puzzle, and I loved it! This made me want to hack games and reverse engineer them, mostly using static analysis tools. After the first term, I decided to learn JavaScript because I was really interested in modern web development. I quickly found React.js and Next.js, and I couldn’t wait to build test websites. I also looked at backend development and other related areas. That’s where I am now, working part-time as a Web Developer for an agency while also working on my own personal projects.