Michael Mandic

These days, I'm most interested in web development; the web feels like a massive portal where you can instantly share something you've built with the world. Still, I enjoy exploring all kinds of software and seeing how different technologies fit together.

When I want to learn something new, I just dive in and start building. I like creating things I can be proud of, and I try to write code that's clean, readable and flexible enough to grow with the project. And above all, I think it's important to respect the people who use what I make.

Outside of coding, I spend my time gaming, listening to music or watching a movie or show. I also have a habit of going down rabbit holes; when I find something new and interesting, I tend to dive deep into it, learning everything I can until I've satisfied my curiosity (or until something else catches my attention).

I'm always open to new opportunities, whether that's freelance work, an internship or something bigger, as long as it gives me a chance to learn, improve and make something useful.