@ SIBAIper
Building interactive software that's both intuitive and visually engaging
About Me:
A little about me
I’m a software developer who loves building
interactive and visually engaging applications.
Driven by curiosity, I enjoy exploring new technologies and working across different levels of abstraction,
from low-level C to high-level JavaScript. Recently, I've been diving deep into Rust;
I appreciate how its compiler encourages best practices and how its standard library makes development both safe
and enjoyable.
Knowledge fuels creativity.
We live in an incredible time where learning has never been more accessible,
and I embrace that fully, from experimenting with new tools to reading about the history of computing.
For me, three principles define quality software:
- Performance: Applications should feel smooth, fast, and reliable. A responsive experience is essential to keep users engaged and confident.
- Design & Visual Appeal: Aesthetic design isn’t just decoration, it shapes how users feel and interact. Thoughtful visuals enhance clarity and elevate the overall experience.
- Intuitive User Experience (UX): Software should feel natural to use. When interfaces are intuitive, users can focus on creating and exploring rather than figuring things out.
the illusion
of a box
of a box
Aside of developing, I enjoy reading and learning about history and biology. From the middle-ages to pre-history, it is all so very interesting.
A little, from me, about the Earth
There is nothing more beautiful than our own Earth. The wonderfully fascinating creatures that live on this planet make me happy to be alive at the same time as they are. Creatures that undergo dramatic metamorphosis live and breathe on this same planet. A prime example is the sea squirt, which begins life as a free-swimming larva before transforming into a transparent, sessile sac permanently anchored to the seafloor. Another example is the star-nosed mole, which looks like something from outer space, yet it is from Earth. Many such wonderful and interesting creatures with magnificent life cycles live and roam the same Earth as we do. It is undoubtedly true that the most fascinating place in the universe is no other place than Earth.