I remember well my first contact with coding. I was taking an "Informatics Technician" course that I applied to because I enjoyed using a computer. The first module was really nice, I learned advanced MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint. The second module was not so good: computers network. But the third and last one.. aaah it was a closure with a golden key: Desktop Applications Development.I was amazed with the idea of making the computer behave the way I instructed it to do, so I fell in love with programming. I remember well a day when I went through the night coding until 5 AM not wanting to stop, the result was that I was one of the six people (out of 40) who finished the course by delivering a Bakery Management System built in Delphi as the final exam.That course changed my career plans and from the aspiration of becoming an Electronics Engineer I proudly turned into a Software Engineer. Since 2013 I am part of a small percentage of the world population who knows how to code. Although not being a Quality Assurance professional, I am constantly aiming for quality in the code I am the author, always studying and revisiting best coding practices and principles such as OOP, SOLID, Clean Code, DRY, YAGNI, KISS, Unit Testing and Integration Testing.Today my main and most loved programming language is C# but I also have some experience with Java (in college), Python, Javascript, Typescript and SQL, Other skills and interests are: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JQuery, Angular Framework, Git, Azure Services (API Management, Function, Service Bus, App Service), docker, kubernetes, microservices, CQRS, DDD, TDD, RabbitMQ, SignalR, Software Architecture and Agile.But I am not just a coding machine, I also love music and taught myself to play the Guitars and Drums. You can have a taste of it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwqUZeewsfE&t=5701s :)