Gydunhn 🎸🌴

A technology enthusiast whose life has been marked by the evolution of computing from an early age. I had the privilege of beginning my digital journey in 1992 with an 💾 IBM PS/ValuePoint 425SX at 25MHz with 8MB of RAM ⌨️, thus starting a trajectory spanning more than three decades of computing revolution.

From those early days with MS-DOS and Windows 3.1 🪟, I have navigated through virtually all major operating systems, from 📁 Windows 95 to Windows 10, multiple 🐧 Linux distributions like Ubuntu, elementary OS, Debian, and more recently macOS 💻.

My passion for hardware led me to assemble my own computer in 2009, a personal milestone with high-end components such as an AMD Phenom II and a motherboard ASUS M3N-HT Deluxe/Mempipe with support for 3-way SLI.

Over the years, I have mastered some programming languages, starting with simple Batch scripts in MS-DOS to my current specialization in Frontend development with Angular 👨‍💻.

My online presence has evolved alongside internet technology itself, beginning with my first 📜 GeoCities site in the Silicon Valley Neighborhood, through various platforms including Freeservers, MySpace, MSN Spaces, Windows Live Spaces, Fotolog, Blogger 📙, Facebook and continuing today primarily on BearBlog and secondarily on Medium and Dev.to 📝.

I complement my digital life with my love for classic video games like Diablo, Starcraft, Fallout and Dead by Daylight 👾🖱️, while finding inspiration in the chords of classic rock 🤘. This continuous journey through technological evolution not only reflects my passion for computing but also my adaptability in a constantly changing world.

Beyond the syntax: Crafting better technology

Software development 👨‍💻 has become an essential skill in today's world. We live in an era where technology is a part of almost everything we do, and understanding how the tools we use daily are created is more important than ever.

Learning to develop not only opens up a range of professional opportunities 💼, but it also empowers you to understand and contribute to the creation of solutions that impact our everyday lives, from how we communicate to how we work and entertain ourselves.

For those looking toward the future, learning development is one of the best ways to adapt and thrive in an increasingly digital society.

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