I'm a sinner saved by grace, redeemed by Christ's love. Striving to live for God's glory and share His message of hope. Imperfect but forgiven, growing in faith daily.
I haven't published very many of my Christian or Bible related projects yet. (I haven't published many of my projects in general). I am currently working on a few Bible apps, verse of the day programs, etc. I'll publish them when I get around to finishing them…
I love to code! I've been coding for about 8 years now.
My programming journey began several years ago when I received an mBot from a friend. The little robot was simple but very fun! The graphic-based programming (based on Blockly by Google) made it pretty easy to learn and understand coding concepts. Of course, it's very limited! I wanted to learn more. You run out of things to do with Blockly quite quickly.
Before receiving my mBot, I had already fiddled with JavaScript a bit. I made a few simple HTML pages (the typical "Hello World" 🤪). It was super fun but also super impractical! I wanted to make my own useful website. Interactivity isn't everything!
It didn't take long for me to discover CSS. I fine-tuned my styling skills with the help of AI. (Now, of course, I just use frameworks with built in styling like TailwindCSS. It makes things a lot more uniform and consistent.)
That's a nice summary of how I got started with web development. I'm a full-stack developer now, which, for any non-programming viewers, basically means I make the frontend things you appreciate (a website is frontend), and the backend things you probably don't care about. There's a lot that goes on behind the scenes!
I write most of my backend in Node.js or TypeScript with Bun, which is not surprising (since I already had experience with JavaScript.)
I design stuff. I create stuff. I 3D print stuff.
Once upon a time, I received a challenge — if I could learn to 3D design, the challenger would gift me a free 3D Printer.
How could I turn that down? I got right to work. I began 3D modeling with Blender, which wasn't the easiest thing to start with. Blender targets 3D animation and film production, but thankfully there are plenty of tutorials on YouTube.
I usually use OnShape (a CAD software), but I'm learning a bit more mesh modeling and other softwares.
I have a lot of online accounts, but these are the best ones to reach me at.
These are just a few of my projects. To see more of them, you should visit my GitHub profile!
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