👋 Hello!

I'm primarily a .NET developer with passion for both great UI and good, maintainable architecture. Software has to be both easy to work with and easy to work on.

Overall, I strive to write clean code, I enjoy cleaning up messy code, and I’m always thinking about reusability and extensibility — while trying not to over-engineer the simplest things. And if the product of my work will be facing a person, I try and do my best to make sure they enjoy using it.

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Disclaimer: This was not written or rephrased by an LLM. I’ve spent a day on this 😅

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⌚ Quick summary

Here’s a shortened list of what I do (or used to do) most:

.NET apps — desktop, server, cross-platform
Native Android, Xamarin, a bit of Flutter
First experience was small websites (HTML, CSS, PHP, custom tailor-made CMS’s)
Lately actively looking into CI/CD, cloud, and AI API integration

⚒️ Tech stack

🏗️ Main tools

Languages and stacks I’ve worked with, roughly sorted in descending order, based on a combination of factors such as my familiarity with it, how up-to-date I am, and how much I enjoy it.

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⛏️ Libraries

In the .NET ecosystem, some relevant tools and libraries I’m familiar with include…

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💡 What else I tried

Things I played around with (mostly for personal projects), but I’m not confident to list them as an “official skill”, or are not significant or relevant enough: This is in descending order, based on how recently I used it.

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