From the time i remember myself as a kid i was curious on "How things work"! I remember destroying all my toys to see what's inside and trying to create new "cool" toys from their parts!

I wrote my first program at age of 16 when by pure luck i got a demo on PS2 (yes PlayStation) and by reading the examples inside it i started creating my own apps on YaBASIC. That was an amazing experience for me. Amazing because it was nearly impossible to write loads of code by using just the arrows and some buttons instead of a keyboard, but mostly because i really found out how mathematics and equations we were learning in school could apply to something "useful". It was amazing because i could create anything i could think!

In the following years i tried to learn more and more on how to create bigger and more complicated applications. I always liked to challenge myself for creating applications that actually solve problems.
Some of my first (and favorite) real world experience was on embedded systems where i learned to make some pretty complicated programs written on plain 8051 assembly language.

I became member and later one of the administrators of the grobot.gr (the biggest Greek community for robot lovers). We participated on various exhibitions including INFOSYSTEM at Helexpo and Athens Digital Week.

Growing up and i am still curious on how everything around me works. I used my own passion for learning and trying to solve problems for others and made it my every day job.

I specialized as web developer working many years and having built dozens of websites and eshops. I enjoy working with other people and create innovative solutions.

I have worked (and working) with many famous open source platforms, applications and programming techniques like Magento, Wordpress, Joomla, Laravel, Zend, phpBB, jQuery, Bootstrap, MySQL, Apache, PHP, Varnish, Html, CSS, MVC, EAV, Ajax, Webserver setup and optimization, Linux, networking and everything that works with electricity.