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I`m an undergraduate student of Physics and Math, aspiring to be a Theoretician and an Astronaut. My goal is simple: Understand the universe. I love logic and problem solving, and all things math, be it computer science, physics, or applications of mathematics to other fields. I also love running, hiking, and playing the guitar, as well as listening to the likes of Joe Satriani and John Petrucci. ©

My objective is to achieve a responsible position in a dynamic organization which would enable me to utilize all my talents and capabilities and to gain experience working in a challenging and congenial environment with opportunities for learning and growth for a fulfilling career ©

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Before being an enthusiast software developer, I`m a passionate learner. I think that in life as well as at work learning new stuff always improve the quality of what I`m doing, giving me the chance to choose for the best solution. I love coding, but is only a part of my job, the focus is always on problem solving, you can solve them in many ways: throught programming, skills, experience and ideas. However, I believe that the best and easiest way to solve problems is through the sharing of team competence. In my spare time I love to do sports, traveling, exploring and be outdoor. Currently my main passion is climbing, it constantly challenges me and encourages me to continuous improvement. ©

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Currently enrolled in BSc (hons) degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering degree program. And Internship in Axiata Digital labs as the Software Engineer. ©

I`m not a know-it-all rock star, but I enjoy helping others with whatever I`ve learned or at least think I`ve learned. Feel free to or connect with me on , although I primarily do what I can either at work or through this site. I work primarily with C#, supplemented at times by JavaScript and SQL. Before that I did VB.NET and other things starting with "VB" that shouldn`t embarrass me but do. The context has been services, websites (MVC and WebForms) and all sorts of other odds and ends in other environments. While learning new tools and frameworks (Azure, for example) is necessary if I want to actually deliver any software, in more recent years I`m much more interested in the practices and patterns that make code testable, maintainable, and decoupled from concrete implementation details. One of my favorite books, , has been around since 2004. I wish I`d known. If you haven`t read it, read it. Give a copy to a new programmer. You`ll make the world a marginally better place. If we can`t explain something then we don`t understand it. So I write blog posts to see how well I understand what I`m learning and to share with others. I used to send my coworkers long emails when I found something interesting, but that`s not a great way to communicate. People don`t like long emails and they just disappear into the ever-scrolling inbox (or worse.) I`d also like to think that writing from that perspective makes it more accessible to less experienced developers who need really simple examples. Have you been downvoted? I hate getting downvoted! Here`s why . ©

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