Who am I?
I currently a senior at Wentworth Institute of Technology with a focus on Computer Engineering. I have a great passion for programming and development. I am interested in Web and .NET development; however, I am beginning to get more and more interested in server/network programming. Currently I am proficient in SQL, ASP.NET, C#, JavaScript, HTML, PHP and CSS. I have a good understanding of Java after having studied the Android Mobile Framework.
I also have a great interest in electronic. More than half of my curriculum at WIT is electronics, so I know a thing or two about circuits and microcontrollers.
What do I do?
Other than my full time student position, I’ve been working as a software engineer for 2 years at an IT company that caters to the hedge fund community. There, I write applications using primarily C#, SQL, ASP.NET and CSS/HTML.
In my spare time I work on my own projects that vary from web projects, to desktop applications, and hopefully at some point soon, mobile apps. Most of these apps aren’t public, mainly used for learning but they will hopefully put me at an advantage later after school. I love programming and hope to make a career out of something I love. I graduate in August of 2010, so we’ll see what happens!
Why this blog?
This blog will serve as a base for my projects, programming, and anything that comes my way. I think screenshots are boring! So expect nicer screenshots with an edge, I take them with my Canon Rebel.
Books I’ve read or currently reading
I love learning how I can become better at what I do. I also love reading about entrepreneurs and their road to success, down to the coffee they drank one morning and “came up with the idea.”
 Great reference though a bit basic. |
 Dive in to social media with your business! |
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 Any .NET developer should have this on thier bookshelf. |
 Fun book to read, self-help for software engineers. |
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 Great so far, haven't had time to really get into Android lately. |
 Great reference very detailed. |
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 Awesome book of how Zuckerberg started a little site called Facebook. |