Hevin

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[Hevin @__hevin]

개발자입니다
지금은 서울에 있는데 언젠가는 디지털 노마드가 되고 싶습니다
그러려고 오늘도 열심히 개발합니다

[Hevin @__hevin]

@thinkbigz 앞으로 잘 부탁드려요~

[Hevin @__hevin]

#개발자트친소 #개발자_트친소 #개발자

안드로이드 앱 개발자로 8년 정도 일했고
요���은 대AI 시대라 안드로이드 아니어도 이것저것 다 개발합니다
개인 프로젝트로 이런저런 거 만드는 거 공유하는 계정입니다
이런 저런 개발 얘기도 듣고
다른 개발자분들이랑 으쌰으쌰 힘내고 싶어요

[Hevin @__hevin]

@bestcow08 물론입니다 제가 먼저 할게요:)

[Hevin @__hevin]

대략 이런 이유로 오늘도 퇴근하고 제 앱을 개발합니다
이 계정에는 제 작업의 기록들을 좀 공유해 볼까 해요
뭘 만들고 있고, 뭘 실패했고, 뭘 배웠고, 뭘 얻었고 하는 것들을 얘기하려 합니다

[Hevin @__hevin]

개발자입니다
지금은 서울에 있는데 언젠가는 디지털 노마드가 되고 싶습니다
그러려고 오늘도 열심히 개발합니다

[Hevin @__hevin]

그러던 와중에 세상이 변했죠

제 의견인데, 개발자는 두 그룹으로 나뉠 것 같아요. 어떤 선에 못 미��는 개발자는 AI로 대체될 거고, 그 선을 넘어간 개발자는 고용돼서 일할 필요가 없을 거예요.

저는 거기서 후자이고 싶고요.

[Hevin @__hevin]

그래도 제 안에는 아직 예술가처럼 살고 싶은 마음이 많아요
개발은 재밌지만 회사원으로 쭉 살고 싶지는 않더라고요

혼자서 자유롭게 일하고 싶어요
일하고 싶은 만큼, 일하고 싶은 속도로, 일하고 싶은 때에, 일하고 싶은 장소에서

[Hevin @__hevin]

신입 개발자 시절엔 정체성의 혼란도 조금 겪었어요
‘나는 개발자가 된 건가? 나는 실패한 예술가인가?’

그러다 결국 한 가지 사실을 인정했어요
인정하��� 데 시간이 좀 걸렸는데
인정하면 제 20대가 무의미하게 느껴질까 겁이 났거든요

코딩이 음악 만드는 것보다 ���밌었어요

[Hevin @__hevin]

저는 국어국문학이랑 수학을 이중전공했고
예술가가 되고 싶어서
소설도 쓰고 작곡도 하며 20대를 보냈어요

그러다 정신 차리고 보니 개발자가 되어 있었습니다

인생이 럭비공처럼 튕기고 튕겼는데,
전 그게 재밌었고 솔직히 좀 꺼드럭대고 싶은 마음도 있어요.

[Hevin @__hevin]

The wiki is alive only if you write in it.

If a fact has been sitting in your head waiting for someone to tell — 30 seconds, one card, here:

https://t.co/157eY6xNQb

[Hevin @__hevin]

Inside any card you can jump to another tag. Reading "WWII" → click "UK" → click "Netherlands"...

Wikipedia rabbit holes, but on cards.

[Hevin @__hevin]

Here's the part I love most.

A tag isn't a label. It's a topic page. Click "bamboo" and you see every fact tagged "bamboo." As people add cards, the topic page gets richer on its own. The wiki self-organizes.

[Hevin @__hevin]

r/todayilearned is great but the same 50 facts cycle every year. Wikipedia is great but a single fact about beavers doesn't deserve a whole article. There was no middle.

https://t.co/kkG8gADjZg is the middle.

[Hevin @__hevin]

This account is where I'll think out loud while I do it. What I'm building, what's failing, what I'm learning from other solo devs.

Korean is my native language. English is harder for me. I'm writing here anyway because I want to know what developers all around the world are thinking, and this is where that conversation happens.

If you're trying to become unemployable in the good way, stick around.

[Hevin @__hevin]

This year, I'm going to ship 10 projects. I'd like at least one of them to be a game.

We're a little over three months into the year, and I've shipped three so far. From here on, I want to share the process with other people.

[Hevin @__hevin]

I'd rather be on the one-person-company side.

I've shipped side projects before. I know what that pace feels like, and it is not enough for what's coming. So I'm changing the rules I play by.

[Hevin @__hevin]

That used to be a vague dream. Now it's starting to feel like a real threat.

Here's the belief I've landed on, and I'll just say it plainly: developers are about to split into two groups. Below a certain bar, you get replaced by AI. Above it, you no longer need to be employed. The salaried developer, as a category, goes extinct. You either get replaced or you become a one-person company.

[Hevin @__hevin]

Still, I think there's some artist left in me, because I've never really wanted a normal employee life.

What I actually want: to work alone, freely. At my own pace. When I want, where I want, only as much as I want. Build my own products. Live off them. Wander the world with a laptop.

[Hevin @__hevin]

When I was a new developer, I went through a quiet identity crisis.

"I'm an artist — why did I become a developer? Am I a failed artist?" — those kinds of thoughts.

Eventually I had to admit one thing. It took me a while, because admitting it made my twenties feel a little meaningless. But I had to.

Coding is more fun than making music.

[Hevin @__hevin]

I studied Korean language & literature and mathematics at university. I was writing novels and composing songs, trying to be some kind of artist. Then life drifted, and I ended up a developer.

My life has bounced around like a rugby ball. I find that fun — honestly, I'm a little proud of it. If the chance comes up, I'll share some of the stories I wrote and the songs I made.