FULL-STACK DEVELOPER · BELIZE
Ideas into
working
software.
Hey, I’m Benjamin. I build across the stack—from the interface you touch to the systems that keep it running.
01 / THE WORKBENCH
Building. Learning. Repeating.
MoneyTrackr.
A personal finance app with screens for transactions, budgets, savings goals, and debts. A mobile project to document as it develops.
A home for the work.
My personal corner of the web: projects, field notes, and an evolving record of what I’m learning.
Start with the fundamentals.
A small command-line tool for fictional service events. The starting point for a more deliberate full-stack learning cycle.
Six years in network operations. Four in software development. The same instinct throughout: understand the system, find the problem, make it work.
I’m a full-stack developer in Belize, working with PHP, C, databases, web interfaces, and mobile apps. That path from networks to code shapes how I build.
03 / ALWAYS A WORK IN PROGRESS
Deeper foundations.
A wider perspective.
My next chapter: stronger PHP, C, and SQL fundamentals, followed by Laravel, React, and reliable delivery. One evolving application, step by step.
Follow the learning roadmap ↗Baseline & habits
PHP tool · Tests · SQL schema
Computing & algorithms
48 study weeks · 5–7 hours / week04 / FIELD NOTES
From the other side of the keyboard.
Going back to C, seriously
I’m returning to C to get closer to the fundamentals of backend development—memory, sockets, processes, files, and the work frameworks usually hide.
What Electron taught me about desktop apps
I dabbled with Electron for an internal project at work and learned a lot about connecting a React interface to a C backend, packaging desktop installers, and shipping across platforms.
Convex made hobby apps feel light again
Convex has made small app development feel much easier because I spend less time worrying about webhooks, caching, and keeping the frontend in sync with backend state.
GOOD SOFTWARE STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION