TL;DR

I'm Andy—a shy, nerdy Gen-Z web dev with a love for Linux, old-school tech, and unfinished side projects. I’ve been programming since 2017, building real stuff, fixing broken systems, and geeking out about everything tech. No degree, just raw passion, curiosity, and way too many browser tabs open.

Hey, what’s up?

My name’s Andy—nice to meet you! I’m a Gen-Z web developer, computer enthusiast, Linux advocate, and, admittedly, a total car idiot. When I’m not tweaking my Linux setup, coding yet another never-finished side project, or binge-watching YouTube videos about long-forgotten hardware and software, I’m probably just vibing to oldies and daydreaming about my next fun coding idea.

I’ve been programming since 2017, starting with self-taught basics in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Teaching a computer something new felt like magic—and it perfectly matched my love for bare metal. That passion soon led me down an even deeper rabbit hole: Linux. Since then, I’ve managed Linux servers, built a few production-ready applications, and repaired more systems than I can count.

I’m also your typical nerd: shy, introverted, and a little socially awkward (but working on it!). I didn’t really grow up with a ton of friends—just me and my computers. But if you get me talking about something I’m obsessed with, I’ll probably yap your ears off.

Sure, I might not have a fancy degree, but what I lack on paper, I make up for with perseverance, curiosity, and a deep love for all things tech.