I started coding in middle school, and that interest in technology saw me through an Electrical Engineering degree. With 9/11, the naivety of youth, and my quest for a meaningful life, I became a fighter pilot and lived abroad for a decade. Life was about travel, edge of the envelope flying, and incredible fraternity with unforgettable friends.
Now, I fly heavy jets for an airline, run a SaaS company, and raise a family. The scenery changes, but I still find myself drawn back to coding. This website is where I share what I've learned, the projects I build, and insights from a life that's followed its own trajectory.
A glimpse into why I chose to live in a quiet suburb near Seoul. From the cost of living and education to the sense of community and natural beauty, this is why Korea feels like home to me.
Our move to Korea was a success. The format is not something I would like to repeat.
A breakdown of the frustrations and complexities of modern web development
