Hello, this is me! My name is Eva Pointner, I am originally a
landscape architect with very, very varied interests. In the past
I have planned gardens, but I've also worked a lot with children
of all ages and knowledge transfer regardless of age. I am also on
a first-name-basis with most kinds of trees and am generally a
geek about botany.
In my free time, I like to teach myself Chinese and even though it
might seem like a weird comparison, learning to code feels a lot
like learning Chinese to me. There definitely is an appeal in
learning things you never expected to learn, so everything that
works feels like a big accomplishment.
I also like to craft all kinds of things. Right now I'm fixated on
Origami, but I can feel embroidery coming up next.
One of my best friends has been bugging me about how I should
become a developer for the past three years now and now that I'm
looking for a career change, I have given in and loved (almost)
every minute of it. She's been practicing her smug face ever
since.
"It does not matter how slowly you goConfucius
as long as you do not stop."
This was the very first project I did for the Frontend Foxes. My
struggles at the beginning have turned out to be a misplaced curly
bracket, which I've been told is very common, so I guess I made a
good first effort to get the first mistakes out of the way.
Enjoy playing around with the plants in my terrarium and placing
them where you like them best.
This is actually the very first project I did in a day-long
workshop with the
Female Coders Linz a
couple of months ago. Please ignore the nonsensical text, I had
not prepared any content and it was then that I found out that
Lorem ipsum text generators exist that mimic Donald Trump.
I am still quite proud of the styling and the overall aesthetic
though, and my creative quotes.
Since I have no more finished projects to show, have a complimentary picture of my cat Jennie, who is also a certified Frontend Fox by now, the first feline developer of our cohort. (And also because it is illegal to have only pictures of one of your two children on your website.)
Sadly can't see her live Nothing to fork here
For further questions, suggestions or complaints (or job offers) please don't hesitate. Get in touch, let's have a chat.
Let's talk