So , finally I thought, I would need to develop some kind of mechanism to force myself to achieve more. I think, this blog will do it, as it will obligate me to log my progress towards a more successful me.
How rude I am... let me introduce myself!
I am a software developer, who works in the capital of Hungary, in Budapest. I am currently working for a huge international outsourcing software development company, as a senior .Net based web engineer. My main focus of work as of now is back-end services, from the dark ages (WCF) to newer beauties (.NET core self hosted stuff), and of course everything between them.
From a personal point of view, I am 27 years old, married and a proud father of a beautiful and insanely clever one-and-a-half year old little girl. I'm in the software development industry since the September of 2012, and from that point I am in the .NET stack.
As I wrote in the first paragraph, mainly the purpose of creating this blog is to enhance myself, and track that progress regularly. Based on my observations, I behave as many fellow software developers, I simply like to procrastinate. I like to make plans and then just let them fall apart because of "lack-of-time" and other bullshit reasons. Now, I am creating this blog to make sure, that I will control this behavior onward.
Goals, that I would like to achieve, and which will be tracked in this blog:
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How rude I am... let me introduce myself!
I am a software developer, who works in the capital of Hungary, in Budapest. I am currently working for a huge international outsourcing software development company, as a senior .Net based web engineer. My main focus of work as of now is back-end services, from the dark ages (WCF) to newer beauties (.NET core self hosted stuff), and of course everything between them.
From a personal point of view, I am 27 years old, married and a proud father of a beautiful and insanely clever one-and-a-half year old little girl. I'm in the software development industry since the September of 2012, and from that point I am in the .NET stack.
As I wrote in the first paragraph, mainly the purpose of creating this blog is to enhance myself, and track that progress regularly. Based on my observations, I behave as many fellow software developers, I simply like to procrastinate. I like to make plans and then just let them fall apart because of "lack-of-time" and other bullshit reasons. Now, I am creating this blog to make sure, that I will control this behavior onward.
Goals, that I would like to achieve, and which will be tracked in this blog:
- Create a blog entry, which is at least 100 words log twice a week. Initially this should enhance my glossary and writing skills, and hopefully cover the personal or professional development of the week.
- Continue my postponed learning in the Open Source Society University. Even though I think, that from an experience point of view I am way ahead of the topics that the OSSU covers in the first periods, it will be just fine for letting me get used to daily, bi-daily learning.
- Read a book which relates to software development every two months. I already have a big to read list in one of my Trello boards, hope they will do it.
- Get into a new software development infrastructure besides .NET in 2018. This will widen my views on software crafting related stuff (and I think it will be Rust or maybe Ruby).
- Get into business and management theory. I worked for a year already as the Lead Engineer of a team of eight, but I ran away from that because it felt like, I'm at my point of incompetence. I still think that I will be able to jump into the management track as well, as time flows, but before that I still in need to have a deeper understanding of software projects and people.
- Read something about how to write, because I think all of the above stuff is a pain in the ass to read. I will look into that as well during the year.
/Xavios
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