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Personal Statement Of A Game Practitioner

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If my first name is "creativity" and last name is "geek" then "thirst for knowledge" is my middle name. From my childhood I been very curious how the machine works, how things work, as a result it's needless to say how many toys that I have been broken just to see what's inside that makes the toys move or sound. And I always got my answer. When I was in High School I began to explore more, when I got my first computer I began playing game like others, but I never knew, someday I will become a game developer.
When I was in eighth grade I began to write tech blogs, read blogs, I won the youngest blogger award from TechtodayBD, a technology blog site. I didn't stop there. I came in touch with awesome people who writes codes, inspired by many online communities. when I was in ninth grade I was amazed by web industry, web development. Then I began learning HTML, CSS, PHP languages. I started my career as a web developer. But soon I realize desktop is not the future of technology. As soon as smartphones hit the market I changed my work flow. I began searching more about smart phone technologies, and I began to create apps for smartphones. Which are appreciated by many people around the word. Also with the help of frameworks I stared creating games. I been featured by many publications in my country. Recently I was accepted as a young entrepreneur by Facebook, and I got 30,000$ worth of digital services to continue my work. …show more content…

From time to time I helped many people earn a passive income by teaching them web development and most of them were

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