About This Site
For a long time, I've had a dream of creating a 'web tricorder' – essentially an all-in-one space to support various things I do. And now, I've finally brought that dream to life. In simple terms, I created these tools to make my work easier. Additionally, they can be beneficial for someone who has similar interests or passions.
I work as a firmware engineer professionally, but in my personal life, I explore things that truly interest me. I make an effort to approach them in my own distinct way, always thinking:
Acknowledging the truth, I do web-related stuff as a hobby, and it's not perfect. But I love that 'aha' moment when I accomplish these tasks on my own. I still remember how thrilled I was to see my website online. Tinkererway.dev is entirely built from scratch, and I'm currently making progress in the field of web development.
Website Philosophy
I choose not to put a paywall on this space. The content is intended to be valuable only to those who find it beneficial. Instead of aiming for high traffic, I want it to be a hidden gem discovered by those exploring the internet.
Everything on this website is entirely free. No ads, nonsense, or garbage.
About Me
Hey, I'm Amal—I love to tinker, build, and create. I studied Mechatronics Engineering because robots fascinated me as a kid, and I enjoy creative work because it keeps life interesting. Life is good when you know how to live—figure out what truly matters and let go of the rest.
Principles
Guidelines I strive to follow in personal and professional life, acknowledging my humanity and imperfections. I possess no superpowers and am far from perfect. These principles evolve with time, shaped by experiences, and are subject to change as I continue to grow and mature.
Life's problems often have the simplest solutions—just look around. Work smarter, not harder.
Stuck? Take a break. A fresh mind finds better solutions.
If you see something valuable, acknowledge it. Gratitude brings positivity.
Expect failures, plan for them, learn, adapt, and come back stronger.
If something isn't working, change your approach. Adaptability is strength.
The first version won't be great, and that's fine. Progress beats perfection.
Win or fail, it all becomes part of your story.
Start with what you have. Creativity thrives on limitations.
Goals give direction, but habits create progress.
Worrying about the uncontrollable is wasted energy. Focus on what's in your hands.
Spend it wisely—it's the one thing you can't get back.
Small, consistent efforts today create big results tomorrow.
Don't take life too seriously. A little humor makes everything easier.
The things that scare you often point to where you need to grow.
Be the person you needed when you were younger. Guide, support, and inspire as you wish someone had done for you.
Your vision is yours—not everyone needs to understand. And that's perfectly okay.
Big problems become manageable when you tackle them in smaller parts.
Self-reliance is freedom. Build the skills and mindset to stand on your own.
Knowledge grows when shared. Be generous in giving and open to learning.
Acknowledge the people who help, inspire, and contribute to your journey.
Keep a log of your journey. Looking back reminds you how far you've come.
Not everyone deserves an explanation. Prove it with results, not explanations.
Build what matters to you, not for applause. Recognition is just a bonus.
Mistakes, regrets, grudges—some things aren't worth holding onto. Free yourself.
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Get in Touch
The only way to contact me is through email, as I rarely use social media due to its lack of real benefits.
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Thank You
If you've read this far, it means a lot to me.
Closing with these lines:
"I know I'm bound to die one day
so when reach those golden gates
i pray to say i did the best i can"