Eight years, and the business finally dresses like its founder
Eight years ago I registered a company. This month I shipped it a nervous system. Here's the whole story between those two sentences, receipts and wobbles included.
read →Vereeniging / South Africa
South African software developer and founder of OrganiCode. 25+ years from Turbo Pascal to .NET 10, building real systems for real businesses. Off the clock: a gamer, musician, motorcyclist, fly-fisher and maker. A techie at heart who ships.
The many sides
The professional and the personal, in one place, scattered everywhere else, gathered here.
Custom business software, integrations and products built at OrganiCode.
explore →Notes from the workshop, tech, business, making and the occasional life lesson.
read →15+ years on electric and acoustic guitar, vocals, and a couple of bands.
listen →From 8-bit cartridges and DOS to Escape from Tarkov. Games made me a developer.
play →ESP32 electronics, kilometres of 3D-printed filament, and a self-built health platform.
build →On motorcycles since age 8. Track days, knee down, and Think Bike marshalling.
ride →Fly fishing the Vaal, tying my own flies, and the occasional rod repair.
cast →Chess at SA Nationals, cricket, squash and Warrior Races, plus a 2024 health turnaround, tracked on a platform I built.
compete →A steel-trap memory for movie lines and lyrics, once won R5,000 with a cheesy Ace Ventura quote.
quote →From the blog
Eight years ago I registered a company. This month I shipped it a nervous system. Here's the whole story between those two sentences, receipts and wobbles included.
read →At one in the morning, holding a client's system together with hope and if-statements, it does not feel like winning. It took me years to see that the thing that feels like losing is the entire reason a small shop wins.
read →I bought my first big bike with no gear, not even a helmet. Four days later I was lane splitting Friday morning traffic on the highway. Sensible? No. True story? Every word.
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