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Logging my Journey to Software Craftsmanship: [ projects, insights, media, sentiments ]

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Dear Fellow Tech Enthusiasts,

After almost two decades on the business-side of software start-ups, I have come full circle and in 2022 reconnected with my teenage passion for hands-on coding and am now aspiring to become a Software Craftsman.

My currently evolving skills lie in developing business-related systems with .NET / C#, especially to support owner-led SMEs. Focusing on this particular niche allows for some synergy between my small-business background and evolving tech skills.

While I have an intense curiosity to eventually learn other languages (Rust, Clojure and F#), the ‘C# corner’ has proven useful in my current start-up project and allows me to have fun and reliably get into Flow!

I am a signatory of the Software Craftsmanship Manifesto and a member of the London Software Craftsmanship Community with a particular soft-spot for the Indie and Artisanal Software movements.

On this page, I will share with you projects/insights/media/sentiments from my own, ongoing and open-ended journey to Software Craftsmanship. For my full bio/CV, see LinkedIn.

Last but not least, gratitude: aren’t we lucky to live in an era where one can make a living by reconnecting with the inner child - with programming the closest thing to ‘Lego for Adults’?

Daniel Gorin
Farnham, Surrey (U.K.) in 07/05/2024