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Ruben Biskupec

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Today we talk about tech cities in Europe Like Dublin, Berlin, and London but also in the rest of the world like San Francisco in the USA and Toronto. When I studied in high school approximately from 2013 to 2018 the only tech city that I heard about...

So here I am for another article on the blog. Two years are gone from the opening post, but not so many posts have arrived, right? I focused a lot on working as well as on my studying carrier, so I couldn't be very active. But here we are with anothe...

In past days I wrote about a small dream that I'd like to enjoy. Me and a few colleagues developing games, apps, simulators, and so on. Today we did the first foot in that direction, I developed a portfolio for our team with VueJs, you can see it her...

Hello everyone.
Today began my blogging life.
All because I meet this amazing site hasnode and in few clicks, I was approaching this world for the first time as a writer.
Here a little background about me. I'm a developer, 22 years old. I'm studying at the university of computer science in Modena and still looking for my own path.
I think you all know how the tech world is full of paths. I tried and studied a few: mobile apps, websites, office programs, IoT and I did some projects with the raspberry pi family. I approached with different languages: c/c++, java, javascript (I'm in love I think), python, and c#. Of course, all those are only small points in this epic tech world but I still can't figure out which one is for me.
I did some other stuff unrelated to programming like social media marketing, investing in crypto, 3d printing, and few other things.
I think the main problem is my fear to pick a path and lose all the others or at least have less time to study or approaching those I already know. I'm also always excited to teach new things so I think those are the reasons.
But what about you. Did you found this problem too? If yes, how did you approach it?
Ps. I'm still looking for a mentor, to help me grow as a man and as a developer.