From my teenage years, programming has always been in the edge of my mind, something that I would always want to explore but never had the patience to really develop. With time my IT and Tech Support jobs stacking up lead me to fiddle with scripts and code here and there but never anything serious.

In the last 5 years however, I've been giving it my all and making it my career! Starting with discord.js bots I quickly identified the need for better documentation and frameworks and learned a lot by helping others with their learning paths. In the end, I settled for creating a database wrapper so that begginers would be able to quickly get features in their bots that required saving data to disk, which too many people were doing with JSON files since databases were "too complicated".

Thankfully this lead me to eventually land a web developer job where I quickly got up to speed with React and I'm now contemplating the continuation and extension of my desire to help others by contributing to that world, while simultaneously maintaining my existing projects.

At the moment I'm working on JOSH, a somewhat more evolved version of Enmap, that will extend its functionality into more fields by adding features that were impossible in Enmap.