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GingerDev
In this space, I dive into everything from the nuts and bolts of engineering, to personal finance tips, to reflections on life and stories that stretch the imagination.
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I've spent the last ten years wrangling web apps—wrestling with half‑baked specs, tackling edge
cases nobody saw coming, and yes, occasionally watching my own creations misbehave in production
(the best lessons always come wrapped in chaos). Give me the messy, the uncharted corner, the
inherited spaghetti code—I thrive there.
Ruby and Rails aren't just tools to me; they're longtime collaborators. There's a poetry in Ruby's
syntax and a comforting rhythm in Rails' conventions that feels less like "framework" and more like
an early‑morning conversation with a friend who's been through the trenches. When everything else in
tech seems like pushing boulders uphill, coding in Ruby feels like dropping into a hammock.
Off the clock, you'll catch me automating the trivial (or utterly game‑changing—it really depends on
the day), plotting my next tactical chess gambit, or scribbling half‑baked ideas in a notebook—most
of which will never see the light of day.
This little corner of cyberspace is my workshop: unvarnished thoughts, prototypes, misfires, and
every tiny victory along the way. No polished brochures—just whatever's rattling around in my head.
Feel free to poke around, and who knows? You might find something that sparks your curiosity.
