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 for my profession, 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,
"Hmm, no one has done this before".
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:
In one line: Hey, I'm Amal, a mechatronics engineering graduate, actively involved in projects that spark my interest.
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.
- Keep It Simple:Find the easiest solutions for life's problems.
- Look Around:Inspiration can come from the things around you; experience is not always necessary.
- Time Matters:Reflect on how you spend your time; life is short.
(Time Left !! , reference:The Battle for Your Time: Exposing the Costs of Social Media | Dino Ambrosi | TEDxLagunaBlancaSchool)
- Automate Tasks:If something important takes too long, explore automation; the result is often worth the effort.
- Take Small Steps:Break down big problems into smaller, more manageable parts.
- Start Again When Stuck:If stuck for a long time, starting over can bring fresh ideas.
- Think Like a Machine:When writing code for microcontrollers, adopt a machine-like mindset; human logic might not always apply.
- Understand Before Using:Don't blindly copy things; take a moment to understand how they work.
- Share and Receive:Be generous; share knowledge and be open to learning from others. Remember, everything here is shared under
- Grow Independent: Rely on Yourself.
The only way to contact me is through email, as I rarely use social media due to its lack of real benefits.
Contact:amal[at]tinkererway[dot]dev
Other places you can find me online :
- Tinkererway.com - sharing cool projects on my blog.
- Wandererway.com - Documenting my travel adventures.
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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 "
- from "Burn, Burn, Burn" by Zach Bryan.
73, VU3FTH/~Amal
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