All about the Development lab and the author of the project, Tim the Webmaster

I’ll tell you why this laboratory was created and what it does. Also a little about the author of this project, Tim the Webmaster (aka Dima Chuduk)

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I'm an ordinary programmer, self-taught. I like to sit for an hour or two on a problem that no one wanted to solve. And draw conclusions that no one asked. But perhaps someone willand it will be interesting to read about the process of solving the problem and maybe even this will be useful to him.

I develop Telegram bots, website parsers, server and desktop automation scripts, and I also create and modify Django websites. I repair and publish ready-made websites (on any stack) online.

Railway station, view from the bridge

Park, in front of the Zvezda cinema

I was born in Baranovichi, Belarus. The only attraction which is the railway station. Don't get me wrong, I like this city, it's just that even this small city is too crowded for me. Because it's bigI lived part of my life in the swamps - Polesie. In the village. It's a habit, so tosay.

A road through swamps

A swamp after field

Swamp near by

Village, back to the swamp across the field :)

It is me btw

So, here I am 20 years old, and I have neither experience nor any normalskills. I started trying myself in various areas of development, from front-end to game developer. Spoiler, I did not become a game developer. For two years I made a bunch of demos, but I released them only a single one game. For Google Play, and not very good one.

And I didn't become a front-end developer. There are too many frameworks to wrap around your head. I prefer the older one, traditional approach with plain HTML and JS paired. Without frameworks.As you know, there is not very much work for such a “specialist.”

I'm more of a backend developer. If needed, I'll just order the frontend part for a website and add the backend later by myself :)

Why did I decide to make a website?

I had to do something. So I decided, let me publish a website.I’ve had a draft lying around since 2022, when I was still interested in hackathons,devops and hacking. Initially, I made this site to work on and practice various vulnerabilities in sites. And of course, figure out how websites generally work.

I'm not really into that anymore; I'm focused on creation and design. It's easier to destroy than to build, as they say.

I also simply wanted to write about what interested me and still interests me to this day. That is, the development and design of applications and websites. When I started back then, I understood that it wouldn't be quick, and it would most likely be a lifelong project. And that's why I decided to build the website using the language I like - Python - and to code it in pure HTML, CSS, and JS.

To be honest, Python is not my favorite programming language. That would rather be C or C++. I love these programming languages, but sharing programs written in them with the general public is very difficult. And I specifically want to share and show the results of my work to others.