Summary
Guido Lucassen is a pragmatic developer with 13 years of professional experience who prefers writing efficient, lightweight software over relying on bloated toolchains. Starting with a Sharp MZ-700 and x86 assembly in the late 1980s, he evolved through Turbo Pascal, Delphi and C/C++ into web and server-side development, and today codes primarily in PHP, AS2/3, FreePascal and Python while handling server and database administration. He runs bxlab as a freelance developer from Ghent and has a long-standing habit of building compact custom tools (including a 92 KB CGI interpreter) to solve practical problems. Comfortable across low-level and web stacks, he values performance and simplicity and believes modern systems waste far more compute than necessary.
13 years of coding experience
Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering at ROC A12
Electrical and Electronics Engineering, None, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, None at Walram College
Dutch, English