Welcome to Devblogging.com!

This blog serves as a platform where I share projects, how-tos guides, writings on other topics, and much more.

Content:

• Projects: An in-depth look at projects I'm actively working on including robotics, programming, and more.
• Guides: Guides/how-tos aimed at hobbyist/intermediate students to help gain hands-on experience.
• Technology Insights: My analysis and opinions on the latest advancements in tech.
• Reviews: My opinion on some of the latest tech.

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About the Author

Hi, I'm Brendan. I'm a technologist, dog owner, and snowboarder. I am an inquisitive person who explores new topics every day. My educational background is in Computer Science, but I learned far more from building Android Apps, Websites, and Arduino projects in my own time. After 3 years of consistently earning top grades in mathematics and computer science, I achieved a 4.0 GPA (approx 5-point scale) in the Mathematics and Computer science courses I completed, which I am very proud of. I ended up dropping out for several reasons, but I am still pursuing jobs in IT, programming, and technology.

I'm also running my web development/SEO business Marmot Marketing and am in the process of rebranding to WebPageFirst.com. I'm still offering affordable small business packages, but it will have more of an emphasis on tunning websites and web performance, which is my strongest skill set. It took over 10 years to fully learn Javascript, React, SQL, Vue, SASS, Quasar, GraphQL, AWS, GCP, Linux, photo editing, video editing, SEO, OSWP top 10, and so much more as I continue to learn new things every day. I'm very proud of my skills and hope to work with great design talent to bring rocket-fast and intuitive interfaces to the internet. Some other websites to check out and watch for updates include bezuko.com and a social media network I am launching called Wheat.

My other recent accomplishments include obtaining my small advanced RPAS license from the federal government of Canada. This allows me to apply for SFOCs, and fly in restricted airspaces, which is pretty cool, it will be interesting to see how this feild evolves in the future with drone based deliveries.

If you are interested in working with someone passionate about exploring new ideas, meticulously tuning, and perusing world-class products, then please reach out to me. I am looking for a good team and need partners with expertise in graphics design, business/marketing, programming, engineering, and more.

About the Name devblogging.com

Apple.com was already taken, so devblogging.com. In all seriousness, good two-word-dot-commercials are hard to get (including abrevations and progressive participles). Devblogging.com was not my first choice as I don't fully consider myself a developer. In fact, I had a dot tech when I first published this blog, but the renewal fees for a dot tech are extremely expensive. I patentially waited for my 2 word dot com, and got a decent one.

Devblogging.com stands for "software developer blogging." It isn't a match made in heaven for me or this blog as I am more of a technologist than strictly a programmer. If you like the name and want it for yourself I would sell for the right offer.