Hi, I'm Telami, an 19th years old man who wrote java code for almost 5 years now.

I learned the basic syntaxes, various features and characteristics of many other languages, but I can't truly say that I can write good quality code with them.
I don't like to say that I know a language only because I know few things, and, few things could mean a lot for others.
So, I mainly focused on 1 language (Java) to achieve almost the entire knowledge of it!
With that I learned a lot about architectures and other stuff that I think someone MUST know for writing good code, for examples the basics are: memory hierarchy, unordered buffer, multi-thread computing, memory order and so on.
I don't rely on AI and this could be a good and a bad thing, thus I tolerate who use it for studying new things, I don't never let it touch my code.

That being said, I'm currently developing privately minecraft plugins for profit and an entire utility lib as an hobby.
My intention is to base all my future premium works on that lib, considering the amount of effort I'm putting in it.
Additionally, that lib offers many API that anyone could use in the future for free or under a license.
Currently the lib is mutating, but I'm working on stabilizing the various API, severely testing them in both common and edge cases for achieving the perfect stability with good performances.
I would never write an API that performs worst than an actual existing ones, because it's useless since nobody would use it; I already erased many implementations because they performed poorly.
But that is a good thing too: the time and the experience teach us how to improve.

Actually I'm not open to work requests, but, if I am free, I always enjoy earing other's opinion about programming in general.