Having started programming as a side interest after college, I found myself gradually pulled deeper into it through various personal projects. What began as a practical skill to complement my background in mathematics quickly turned into something more: a creative and structured way to solve problems while expressing individuality.
I first explored development through Python, building small tools and utilities to support my learning. But it wasn’t until I discovered Elixir that everything clicked. Elixir was the first language where I felt truly at home — the built-in generators, the well-integrated tooling, and the functional approach meant I could focus on building without constantly stitching together libraries. It was empowering.
Since then, I’ve created a few projects that continue to grow alongside me. My personal blog site helps me track my learning journey and document technical insights, while a game site I’ve built with Phoenix LiveView gives me room to explore fun ideas and experiment with interactivity.
To keep growing, I make learning part of my daily routine. I’ve read The Pragmatic Programmer and Building Table Views with Phoenix LiveView, and I’m currently diving into Elixir in Action. With every project and every page I read, I get more excited about the path ahead.
Thanks for the opportunity to share my work and demonstrate my commitment to building great software.