{pkgs, lib, ...} :
{
  service.readme = {
    enable = true;
    config.welcomeMsg = "Nix has a steep learning curve… "; # And at the time, the hardest thing I ever done was a for loop in bash
  };
}

After I made this config, I saw the potential I had in my hands, access to unlimited packages, and a growing interest for programming !

At some point after, I got the idea of making a website. At the time I only had a vague idea of what it consisted of... a server, a software to run the server ?
I made a few research, I already had the idea to install a headless NixOS version on my MacMini which I knew I'd soon replace with a new Mac Book Air. And so, I made a config in nix, I chose a LEMP stack and got to coding !
The months that followed were really interesting, I learned how to manage a server, how to use ssh etc… The next step being the website itself, I started to get into html, css, php & sql, at some point I even made a full framework for a user system in OOP !

Tho the frontend to those backend features… is… let's say it's still pending 🙄

<?php
  http_response_code(404);
  echo "Oh… I might have not implemented this yet - swy";
?>

Following this experience, I started to wonder if I could get into low-level programming like C... so I tried !
This helped me understand how things really worked under the hood ^^.
I then did a few libs (implementing dynamic arrays & hasmaps from scratch) where I implemented the concepts I found tricky in C, pointers, type size & mem alloc. (I'm quite proud of those ngl 😅 !)

#include <stdio.h> // Import definitions for different libs
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main(int argc, char** argv) { // And this time I actually started to comment my code 
  char* string = malloc(sizeof(char) * 5); // Alloc mem on heap for string
  memcpy(string,"Yeah", sizeof(char) * 5); // Copies mem from adress of "Yeah" to string, on 5 bytes

  printf("%s, after php, c did taste harder ^^'\n",string); // Print to stdout replacing %s which the string in string

  free(string); // Free mem, make it usable again by any other part of the computer  
}

So yeah, not much in fact 😅, but I'm learning things and having fun doing so and this might be the most important thing to remenber !
As of today I'm really proud of how far I've gone and I realize everyday how much I still have to learn. But looking back at my knowledge from a year ago, I only am more confident that with time I'll improve my skills !

I know this is a bit unusual for a Github Profile, but I mean, my profile, my decisions ¯\_(ツ)_/¯