For a while, I have contemplated the reason I have a webpage.
I’m able to summarize my conclusion with the following:
- Personal branding
- Knowledge sharing
- Note-taking
Personal branding
We live in a very individual world – whether we want it or not – and keeping up a good branding related to yourself has never been as important as now.
For me, this includes experience, interests, and knowledge sharing. Therefore, the menu will contain my CV, projects, and links to open-source contributions.
Knowledge sharing
It’s important to share knowledge and help others. I intend to write articles or blog posts on this page, covering my journey. Hopefully, it’s possible to give a new perspective on tools, tech stacks, and design.
The articles will also contain my principles, how I reason, and especially why I think as I do. Some articles will be highly inspired by others and clearly stated as such, and others will be my own thoughts.
I will keep my posts in good shape and target high quality since I intend to use my posts as references during code reviews.
Note-taking
I will use the same articles as a second brain and a how-to guide.