“Being part of embedded world and then advancing to more high level systems like monolith solutions and then inevitably to microservice ecosystems, I like to believe that the magic is happening when these worlds collide.”

“Got a PC when a was 6.. the rest was just the natural learning process. I fixed and maintained computers and software from that point. Frameworks are like fashion, patterns are found in all frameworks. Best practices morphing into bad practices. Perspective shift on data structure changing from relational to object graphs based on the problem solved. Availability issues, micro services, computing performance, memory pressure and data integrity.. I`v dealt with the pain of achieving balance in software architecture for last 10 years….and i love it.”

“Being part of embedded world and then advancing to more high level systems like monolith solutions and then inevitably to microservice ecosystems, I like to believe that the magic is happening when these worlds collide.”

”Entering the programming field later in my carrier unveild me a new universe. Seeing businesses virtualized and automated with so low costs clearly fascinated me. Coding an entire business flow , and then scale it at a key stroke in console line… is and will be since i was a kid… fascinating… and motivating”

“My first contact with programming was in high-school. I liked it because I felt like I can create things from nothing. I continue at university where I started creating small apps, with them trying to fix some problems I saw around me. For example mind games just to help people “train” their brain or making reading fun for kids with games after reading a book. The thing I liked the most was that at the end of university, the code I write can actually make a difference in the world around me. I like the idea of always learning something new and new ways of fixing problems.”