About
I’m Leonardo. From an early age, I developed a fascination with technology — not just in using it, but in understanding how everything works behind the scenes.
Over time, this curiosity turned into practice. Since 2023, I have been formally working in IT. In the first half of 2026, I completed my degree in Systems Analysis and Development.
During my teenage years, I spent a large part of my time in online communities and games. It was in that environment that I had my first real active contact with technology — exploring systems, understanding mechanics, looking for ways to modify behaviors, and most importantly, realizing that all of it was built by someone.
In early adulthood, I decided to turn this fascination into a career in technology, more specifically in software development.
This blog started as a personal project in March of this year. Within a week, the MVP was ready, and in two, it was already live.
Built entirely by me, it serves both as a record of my evolution and as a space to organize and externalize knowledge about software engineering and technology — essentially a structured “dump” of what interests me.
My focus in development is on software architecture, backend, and APIs. I aim to understand the details behind decisions, their trade-offs, and the different ways to approach the same problem.
I believe that the broader the repertoire, the greater the ability to make good decisions when solving problems.