From computer operator to full-stack developer
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The short version of how I got here: a computer operator job in 2020, two dev roles, and full-stack work under Dx Coding Web since 2023.
I didn't start out writing code for a living. My first job, from 2020 to 2022, was as a computer operator at Escodan.
From there I took on React work and kept going until building products became the job.
The first dev roles
My GitHub account dates from March 2022. That same year I worked as a React developer at Creative Lines, and then as a web developer at Royal Solution until 2023.
In 2023 I put up my previous portfolio site. It's still online if you want to compare.
Building under my own name
Since 2023 I've worked as a full-stack developer under Dx Coding Web, the same name as my YouTube channel. The work is a mix: AI tools, Web3 apps, dashboards for Bittensor subnets and websites for clients like The Oakacers and FNEF Expo 2025.
The GitHub account shows the pace. It has 295 repositories, public and private. I started 42 of them in 2022, 48 in 2023, 33 in 2024, 108 in 2025 and 64 so far in 2026. Plenty of them are small tests and experiments.
What stayed the same
I still work from one laptop, deploy to Vercel and check everything on my phone. Right now most of my time goes into SketchMason, an AI design tool I'm building end to end.
Never give up is not a slogan for me. It's how most of these projects got finished. If you want to ask me anything about the path, I'm on X at @danieldxdere.
