Hi, I'm Christian! I started coding when I was 10 and haven't stopped fucking around and finding out since. I'm definitely not your 0815 standard enterprise developer. I just genuinely love building things from the ground up to see how they tick.
My advice? Swim against the current. I would rather waste months of my life engineering a framework completely from scratch than rely on existing bloated magic. Break things. Reinvent the wheel. It's the best way to actually learn how the car works.
Right now, I'm building Kink. It's a satirical homage against enterprise software development. Underneath the naming scheme, it's actually a brutally strict, zero-decorator DI framework for TS that forces architectural discipline at compile-time. No magic, just pain.
Having touched almost every major language over the last decade, I don't keep syntax memorized, but I get up to speed fast. Currently, I'm living in modern C (C23), hardcore TypeScript, and Deno. Keep the magic decorators away from me.
When I'm not fighting the TS compiler, I go down massive rabbit holes. I do OpenMP GPU offloading on Arch Linux, build custom SQLite-backed MQTT brokers for my IoT hardware, and write C# mods to build complex power grids in games from scratch.
This space is my digital notebook. It's a place to dump my tech deep-dives, blog about the random stuff I find interesting, and document the projects I'm working on. It's a bit chaotic, but that's the point.
I'm a "Du" kind of guy. Whether you're a recruiter who doesn't mind a fursona avatar, or just a fellow tinkerer who likes swimming against the current, feel free to reach out.