hello, i'm lee!
i like designing frontend interfaces and developing scalable backend systems using modern frameworks.
about
i first got into coding by scripting batch files when i was young, then i got curious about the web and moved to html and javascript. i also built various c# programs and eventually fell deep into web development.
i have been writing code for about five years now. in that time i've tried a bit of everything; discord bots, papermc plugins, minecraft modding, desktop & game development, even music production and video editing at one point.
i ended up here because i genuinely enjoy this stuff, not because someone told me it was a good career. that's probably why i still enjoy it the same way i did when i first started.
these days i care a lot about structure. i like writing code that future me won't be scared to open, and i try to build things in a way that feels obvious. frameworks change all the time, but good decisions age well.
experience
projects
a few things i've built (or helped build). most taught me something i didn't expect to learn.
writing
i occasionally write about things i learn. mostly so i don't forget them, but also because explaining something is the best way to find out if you actually understand it.
stack
tools i use regularly. this is not an exhaustive list; just the ones i'd reach for if i were starting a new project.