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      <title>Welcome to my journey as app developer</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;At the beginning of the 90s, when I was about twelve years old, my mother decided to buy us a second hand&#xA;Olivetti 286 computer. The computer was a hand-me-down from Statistic Netherlands, the company I&amp;rsquo;m currently&#xA;working for. I loved the computer from the very start, and especially the games, which came on growing collections&#xA;of floppy disks (for everyone younger thant 30, those things that inspired the save icon :D). I was so enchanted&#xA;by those green-and-black games with bleeping music coming from the PC speaker, that I soon decided I wanted to write&#xA;my own games. I started learning my first programming languages, which had other-wordly names as QBasic and Turbo Pascal.&#xA;Together with my friend Joep, we spend hours, and countless summer holidays, trying to make yet another idea come into&#xA;fruition. While we never succeeded to actually finish a game, these days actually were the source of my love for programming&#xA;and creating things. It shouldn&amp;rsquo;t come as a surprise then that I choose to pursue a professional career as a software developer.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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