Hello! My name is Oliver. With one year of experience in software testing and another in IT Help Desk, I've gained a broad understanding of technology from a practical perspective. However, my true passion lies in the deeper realms of computing technology.

My tech journey started in high school with learning Java, then continued in college with web programming, where I learned the fundamentals of JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and PHP. This foundation, though exciting, left me yearning for more insight into how computers function beyond the abstractions of web development.

My curiosity led me to explore how assembly language operates, which is a step closer to the machine code that directly controls hardware. This led me to study the 6502 processor, which is a popular chip from the 1970s known for its affordability and strong performance. I continue to apply this knowledge in developing games for the NES, exploring the capabilities of the 6502 processor.

I am now delving into questions like how data is stored in SSDs, what memory addresses are, the fundamentals of binary, and the role of transistors in computing—all driven by a desire to program at the lowest levels. Each day, I am committed to expanding my knowledge of computers, aiming to bridge the gap between high-level software and the underlying hardware that powers our digital world.

• NES Development with the 6502 Processor
• Golang CLI Tools