2018:
> Around this time I started coding. I was still in high school and was mostly playing games.
Ever since I've been smol Luna I wanted to become a cool and professional programmer.
So back then I was playing a lot of Garry's Mod
in which I "wasted" most of my time playing some kind of real life RP game mode called DarkRP instead of actually having a real life ╮(︶︿︶)╭
> I started working with Lua ( a scripting language, very cool totally check it out ) and build / edited basic "mods" and made custom scripts for the game.
> Wasn't very knowledgeable about coding in general and also started learning some html to build my first basic sites without styling or any kind of interactivity. They looked bad
but I had A LOT of fun back then.
2019-2022
> Ugh... Yeah, so in 2019 started my apprenticeship. Back then I was working as a Web-Dev, so I was building websites and online-shops for a living yaaay...
up until this point, I still don't know if this was a good idea or not. I mean I could've been a Software Engineer but my dumbass thought that I for some reason also want to become
a lil designer. Well, I mean obviously I am not....
> I learned more about HTML, CSS, JS and UNFORTUNATELY also PHP. I also learned how to use Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe XD and even building some 3D renders
of bottles and garden sheds in Blender. I know, weird combo (￣ ￣|||)
> After the first two years, however, I started to actually really get the hang of it. So building some kind of basic discord bot in Javascript or using some sort of League of Legends
REST API asynchronously wasn't really a big deal anymore. At that time I worked on my first "big" code base at work where we build a 3D Viewer / Configurator using Three.js.
> The year 2022 was the year that really changed everything, I applied for a position as a Software Engineer! Even though I haven't really worked in this field before, I still managed
to basically learn the most basic computer science fundamentals by myself. Learning languages like Java / Kotlin, Python and even some basic C which was REALLY fucking hard at that time.
2023 - Now
> Well, where do I begin.. Since I started the job as a Software Engineer I've learned sooooo much. I've been building all kind of software, working on ERP systems, did API development
and also working on Frontends using Vue.js, Angular and Nuxt.js. Basically full stack at this point.
> In my free time tho I focus mainly on lower level languages and system development. I "LEARNED" Rust, C, C++, Golang, C# and many more languages building random projects for fun and even learned
some ARM and x86 assembly language, disassembling and reverse engineering basic software. If you're curious, checkout my github and look at some stuff I've been throwing together the past couple of years! (ノ= ⩊ = )ノ
> So currently I'm working on my own programming language called "MoonLightScript" which essentially SHOULD become a very easy and intuitive scripting language.
It'll prolly be an interpreted language for which I will build some sort of tree walking interpreter but I might actually just go for a JIT ( just in time ) compiler and work with some sort of Bytecode or intermediate representation that will
be executed in the my own VM ( maybe I'll call it something like "MoonLightVM" but I'm not sure yet hehe ).
> Anyhoo, I could go on and on about this topic but I won't annoy you with anymore pesky details. I might add some more stuff to this page in the future but am not quite sure yet.(●'◡'●)
