Hi there, I’m Tony.
I created this blog with the assumption that visitors will mostly be friends and acquaintances, but for those of you whom I’ve not yet met, here’s a quick summary—
Me in 10 seconds…
- Born and raised in the SF Bay Area. Attended college in SoCal at the University of California, Irvine.
- Professionally a mechanical engineer and engineering project manager, but currently on an indefinite sabbatical.
- Unprofessionally a newbie-coder and fitness-enthusiast or, as I like to call it, a {dev}athlete.
- When I’m not learning and writing code, nor training at the gym, I’m most likely meditating, listening to audiobooks and podcasts, or journaling.
- INTJ, minimalist, learner, unconventional thinker, spontaneous yet strategic.
- Puns amuse me—particularly bee puns. Hope you’re having a bee-autiful and hap-bee day!
What is this blog about?
This blog started out as a space for me to host projects I was working on as well as document my nomadic experiment. However, with the pandemic, I have hunkered down and decided to devote my time pursuing what most excites me, being a {dev}athlete—a web developer and calisthenics athlete.
I'm far from being an expert developer and athlete, but I am an avid learner that dives deep into topics that excite me. This blog is a space for me to document what I've learned, both to reinforce my own knowledge and to help others who are pursuing the skills of web development and calisthenics.
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What am I up to right now?
Check out my Now Page.