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Revision as of 23:10, 16 February 2016 by Mhan (talk | contribs) (update a tidbit about myself and add Smartphone use)

Welcome. The content was becoming quickly outdated and I decided to start from scratch. You can still access the old wiki at http://oldwiki.michaelhan.net. I may put it down for good in near future once I transfer some relevant information, but just be cognizant that this is in the spirit of starting anew. Last several years of my life have been focused around developing a comprehensive data management system in health care, and this wiki may reflect some of the outpourings and other works.

I have also opened up the wiki for the general public -- hopefully for good -- albeit with much consideration. If your interests match with what you see here, please feel free to update, modify, or even add new pages. My forte is experimentation and applying new things, and not documentation.

Little about me: I'm a full-time coder, mostly on LAMP stack these days involved with both f/e & b/e engineering using Laravel (since its inception), Zurb Foundation, and starting to adopt more Bootstrap; a F/LOSS enthusiast who has been drunk with its wine since early 1990s, starting with Patrick Volkerding's early version of Slackware; more of an autodidact with a history of tinkering in OS kernel philosophy with MINIX (that other OS), various Mach kernels, and lately Hurd, but I never have enough time to delve deeper; mobile/web app development has been more frequent in my horizon; had once mastered GW-BASIC down to PEEKs and POKEs, TASM, Turbo Pascal, and Borland C; and had dabbled with MASM, C++, and Java. My favorite editor is VIM but I do have emacs installed as a backup (which I have not used yet.) Outside of computer screens, I'm a Christian, a father with three children, and a reader. I also practice kendo (Japanese swordsmanship mostly using bamboo swords) and swimming (I need to break out of freestyle).

I hope you find this wiki useful and please feel free to contribute.

Here are some topics of interest: