Martin Kleiven

Hi! My name is Martin and I'm a big fan building things, not breaking them, despite the belief of some.

Things I've Done

In 2016 I took Harvard's introductory course to Computer Science, CS50. During which I also answered 60 or so questions on their Stack Exchange plus a couple dozen on the subreddit
Later I did Udacity's course on software testing
I once used Arch Linux as my only OS for a couple months. So I have a knack for some things Linux.
I have experience in PHP, C, Python, and JavaScript. In addition, I don't have any problems reading Java, but I've never written a single line of it.
And lastly I've read some stuff
- The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master / by Andrew Hunt & David Thomas
- Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship / by Robert C. Martin
- Blogs, tech discussions. Lots on softwareengineering.stackexchange, some on reddit, and some discovered on Googling sprees.

While studying my second year of secondary-school I am also

Interning at a web company weekly
Instructing for Lær Kidsa Koding which is like the British CodeClub which is essentially Code.org--I think
Writing crappy software that's slowly getting better. You can view my GitHub, though it doesn't contain everything I've done
Blockchain sounds pretty cool, so we're diving into that now as well
Actively moderating /r/cscareerquestionsEU
Not programming. Sometimes I go outside and do other things