Programming

Programming

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I started with a Commodore 64, writing code at the kitchen table, back when hospitals and rehabilitation filled most of my week. Programming gave me something I was missing in the rest of my life: a sense of agency. If I wrote the code well, the program worked. If not, it threw an error. But it was my error, and I could fix it.

More than twenty years have passed since then, and I still work close to code, though today more often as the CEO of a software house than as a programmer. I write here about technologies, tools, and approaches that I see from the practical side, not from the level of tutorials.

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