A journey, an adventure.
At least in this world, I still hold onto hope for the future. I hope that every little thing I do can gradually accumulate into the vision I aspire to. I can still see that key; it's still in my hand.
My name is Bernie Yen , from Taiwan.
I'm an engineer, primarily skilled in web design and maintenance (though this area seems to be increasingly being replaced by AI these days). My preferred technology stack is Python and Node.js, and I occasionally dabble in small C# programs.
I've recently graduated from university and am currently working as a systems developer at a company.
In my spare time, I work on small projects, mostly things that come to mind spontaneously. At the same time, I'm also working on my own big project: U.E.P. Currently, I'm trying to implement it as a desktop assistant framework and am attempting to refine the concept.
Other things I can mention are that I'm also a creator; I write stories, compose music, and draw.
If you're interested, you can check out my website, the edge world of U.E.P. (I've tried to make it more interesting).
If you're interested in me or want to contact me, you can do so through the contact page or by contacting me directly. I welcome all inquiries.
This is me
This is my main craft. I've been heading toward software development since middle school, and by now I've built several projects that I'm happy to showcase here.
I can't say I've mastered this field, but I'm fairly confident in my abilities. This very website is proof that I can implement what I envision.
Music is a way for me to convey stories. I've been interested in composing since middle school — expressing the melodies in my head feels like successfully explaining my stories.
Practice makes perfect — I've accumulated dozens of compositions by now. While not professional-level, they serve well as theme songs for regions, characters, and plot arcs.
I write frequently in my spare time. I have a complete outline narrating the entire story — these stories have existed in my mind for a long time. I'm always working to polish my writing skills.
Every time I look back after some progress, I feel the past lacks brilliance and want to repaint it, lingering near the starting point. My writing proficiency constantly fluctuates.
Drawing has never been my strong suit, but pixel art is within my reach. Through it, I can bring the characters and scenes in my mind to life.
Art is my weakness, but I'm not ashamed of my past works — those scattered creations are what pushed my story forward to where it is today.
Since I run a YouTube channel, I've self-taught basic editing with Premiere and After Effects, and often use Audition for quick reverb and adjustments on my draft compositions.
Much simpler compared to professional editing, but after some learning I can at least produce decent animations and explanation videos.
Worked as an engineer responsible for the full-stack design and development of the company's official platform.
Led the campus GDG community — event planning, tech talks, educational content, and community website development.
I mean, I am quite free at this point, so contact me if you got something cool to share!