Alexander Fröhlich
Programmer from Austria. Just graduated from HTBLA Kaindorf. Feel free to contact me.
Hi there.
I solve problems using code.
Working with my broad range of coding skills, I can create applications for Web / Desktop / Mobile, prototype software projects, and design database structures and algorithms.
Sometimes, I also like to write stuff, for others to read / enjoy / criticize.
Above and beyond
My school taught me a lot regarding not only programming, but understanding the deeper meanings and intentions, the workflows and design processes behind it.
We were not only taught how to write in certain programming languages, but also about the internal functioning of computers, building and maintaining a computer network, and the considerations that go into planning a software project from scratch.
In the meantime, I had picked up web-development as a hobby, but it quickly involved into a fascination. The ability of websites and webapps to have a far wider reach than traditional applications tempted me, and so began my journey into the world of webdesign, javascript, and webdevelopment in general, which is still going strong to this day.
What I have learned about so far:
- Programming in multiple languages including Java, C# & Python
- Design Patterns & Best Practises
- Algorithms for Sorting, Searching, etc.
- Database Management, Design & Querying; with both SQL and NoSQL databases
- Network Management and Design using Cisco Systems
- Webdesign & Webdevelopment using HTML, CSS, and JS, as well as popular frameworks and tools
- More here
What I look forward to doing:
- Working with and in a team
- Gaining experience with both development and management
Reach for the stars
Everyone can learn coding like everyone can learn woodworking. It takes time and patience to succeed, and you can recognize sloppy craftsmanship in an instant.
That is why I never stop learning. You can always improve yourself, always learn more, always strive to be better. No one ever reaches perfection or absolute knowledge in a craft, but I might as well try.