Everything about Tim the Webmaster, or Dmitry Chuduk
I'll tell you about my journey. What happened before the website, what will happen next, and why I'm doing this.I'll tell you everything, so it will be long, and possibly not interesting.You've been warned.
Introduction
I'll start with the fact that I was born in Baranovichi, Belarus. Baranovichi is a city right between Minsk and Brest, the main attraction of which is the railway station.
Although I was born in Baranovichi, I lived all my time in the village. Even now, it's hard for me to remember what I was thinking about, or what I was striving for, or who I wanted to be. I probably didn't think about it at all, I was just in the moment.
Initially, I decided to become an investigator, but something went wrong and they didn't take me. But they took me into the army, where I served for a year and a half. I can't say that everything was bad there. I liked shooting and riding self-propelled artillery units. I didn't like everything that was before and after combat missions.
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In 2022, I entered the university to become a software engineer (this is already Minsk), but I soon realized that this was not my thing and withdrew my documents in 2023. To say that I felt bad then is to say nothing. I felt very shitty then. It felt like my heart was covered with such a viscous mucus out of hopelessness and bitterness of losing a year of preparation for admission.
The jobs I worked on.
Why did I decide to make a website?
After I picked up my documents from the university (around March 2023),I needed something to do. So I decided, why not publish a website?I had a draft lying around since 2022, when I was still into hackathons,devops, and hacking. Initially, I created this website to practice andexperiment with various website vulnerabilities. And of course, to understandhow websites actually 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.
What will happen next?
Further on, I hope to see an increase in website traffic. I will refine my workflows related to publishing and promoting articles. As a result, there will be more interaction, website monetization, and the opportunity to engage in something new and unusual.