If thirteen years of writing software and searching for answers on how to do my job have taught me anything, it’s that you’re not actually a programmer until you have a website about how you’re a programmer.

I would consider myself a shining beacon of mediocrity in full-stack development, but over the course of my career, spent mostly in the enterprise as well as a few smaller shops, I have picked up some tricks. I also find a great deal of joy in learning new things, and I am more likely to partake in that enjoyment if I feel the slight tug of accountability to write about it on some sort of public platform (I have no delusions that many people will be reading this).

I plan on updating my blog with some frequency with some useful bits of tutorial on the stacks that I work within, as well as journaling about the learning processes I am currently going through.