JDSign

I am a young danish developer, who uses much of my sparetime and worktime coding around on different systems. I've been into web-designing and web-technologies, and started to look into programming when I was 12.

I find it fascinating, that I can create complex structures to ease others of the organizational pains, and I like to try things that are uncommon, and therefore more challenging. I am a code-aesthetic, and I hate quick-fixes, not only because they look bad, and may work bad, but because you have to build upon it, and always have to go back and rewrite bad code, so that just won't cut it.

Besides the fact that I'm devoted to web developing I'm a studying psychology, because I am also greatly fascinated by the structures of human behaviour. My interest in both psychology and technology is rooted in an urge to understand how things work; to know why they happen when they happen, and how exactly. Why do I see, experience, feel like I do about a certain thing?

1. I like to rethink what my solutions are, and I believe that by writing something down you both remember it better (a proven fact), and you also have to structurize the information in a such way that it becomes comprehensive to another person, meaning that you have to see the issue from an outsiders point of view, which again can open up to new conclusions/ideas.

2. To help others that encounter the same problems that I've encountered, so that they don't need to go search the web. For this reason I also try to keep my blog posts very simple and easy to reproduce in steps and code snippets. This is also the reason I do video tuts. Simply to show and help others to a better understanding of a given problem. (of course I also love exploring the different tools that I can use to record)