I'm a User
And I am a developer. I guess. Of sorts. I have written code, especially for articles. Most of the time it was “pedagogical” code, in that I wrote it to teach something, such as how to control external hardware using a web version of Scratch, or how easy it is to write an apps for a given mobile OS. But, even stuff designed for teaching has real-world applications. Thus, the Snap! expansion that I created to be able to access the Raspberry Pi’s GPIOs actually works, as does the implementation of Conway’s Game of Life
for FirefoxOS – which even got into the store.
Dear Ubuntu User Reader,
And I am a developer. I guess. Of sorts. I have written code, especially for articles. Most of the time it was "pedagogical" code, in that I wrote it to teach something, such as how to control external hardware using a web version of Scratch, or how easy it is to write an apps for a given mobile OS. But, even stuff designed for teaching has real-world applications. Thus, the Snap! expansion that I created to be able to access the Raspberry Pi's GPIOs actually works, as does the implementation of Conway's Game of Life
for FirefoxOS [1] – which even got into the store.
I am also a documenter. That's actually my day job. Apart from editing for Ubuntu User
, I write for its sister publications, Linux Magazine
and Raspberry Pi Geek
, blog professionally for OCS-Mag [2] (OCS stands for Open Content and Software
, by the way), and shadow-write for Free Software-dealing companies and organizations. I also get into heated written arguments on the virtues of FLOSS on the Internet, but I'm not sure if that counts.
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