👋 Hello! Welcome to Gin's Personal Website. I'm Gin, also known as Baozige
🧑 A full-stack developer, webmaster, and internet enthusiast from China
🌱 Keep learning, keep sharing. I hope to leave my footprint in the infinite cyberspace within our limited time
🧱 My undergraduate major was Mathematics, and I studied Computer Science for my Master's degree. After graduation, I've worked at startups and multinational companies. Whether during school or work, I've always enjoyed tinkering with technology. My knowledge spans many areas, but fortunately, I've always produced tangible results. While I may not be an expert in every field, I hope my output can help you ❤️
💡 I usually summarize my learning journey and project experiences into projects or blog posts, and I'm happy to share them with others. When others learn these technologies, they can reference my projects or articles. I find this very meaningful.
Origin of the Name "Baozige"
My pen name is Baozige (Brother Baozi). It's not because I look like a steamed bun (baozi), but because I love eating them! So if you appreciate my content, please don't recommend weight loss tea - instead, tell me where to find delicious baozi, and I'll rush right over 🙂
Origin of the Website Name
Most people around me are programmers or work in related fields. Through conversations with them, I've found that most programmers, after a certain period (usually after 2 years of work), hope to have side income or other sources of revenue.
Most people envy programmers' high salaries, but programmer friends often worry about the "35-year-old curse" - fear of being laid off, "graduated" (a euphemism for being let go), or replaced by younger colleagues. Moreover, aside from programmers at big tech companies and in first-tier cities, most programmers' salaries aren't as impressive as they were 10 years ago. Perhaps it's because there are too many programmers in China, or perhaps it's the impact of the overall economic environment.
There are also students who haven't graduated yet or newcomers to the field who find this site through the internet or friend referrals, hoping to learn practical skills that can boost their job prospects or improve their abilities.
In short, most programmers need a place for growth and learning, whether for their career, side hustle, or entrepreneurship.
At the Programmer Charging Station, you can find articles or courses that suit your needs.
Hobbies
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Programming & Development - Bringing ideas to life and enjoying the joy of creation
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Swimming - In my nearly decade-long swimming journey, it has brought me tremendous help and joy. It helps me find coolness in the scorching summer and refreshes me when I'm feeling drowsy. I can't imagine how I would survive a week without swimming.
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Ashtanga Yoga - I discovered yoga 5 years ago and committed to Ashtanga as my lifelong practice 3 years ago. Although my poses still aren't perfect, every day I see and feel my body becoming lighter and my mind becoming clearer.
My Skills
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Java/Spring ecosystem: Building monolithic/microservices backend from scratch
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Python/Django/Flask: Building Python backend services from scratch
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Web Development (Next.js full-stack and Nest.js backend development)
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Python Machine Learning/Deep Learning algorithms
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Python web scraping for public data, building site networks, improving keyword rankings and keyword domination
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React Native, Flutter, iOS (capable of developing content-focused mobile applications)
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Mini Programs (WeChat, etc.)
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AI Agent Development
What This Website Offers
For Clients Who Want Websites or Applications
Hello! I've recently opened a studio. We can take on common projects like mini programs, corporate website development, enterprise system development, mobile app development, image processing algorithms, AI agent development, etc. However, we don't accept government contracts (or similar contracts with slow payment cycles). Our payment terms are 4-4-2 (40% for initial development costs, confirmed before starting...
For Potential Followers
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Build your own website from scratch, using output to drive input. After some time, you'll be proud of the work you've created
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Build frontend and backend web apps, mobile apps, mini programs from scratch, plus tips for freelancing
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Get started with web scraping, algorithms, and freelancing tips
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Start your overseas operation journey, conquering Twitter(X), LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, avoiding domestic homogeneous competition
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Your learning path from beginner to fluently communicating with foreigners in English
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Introduction to SEO and how to build site networks for exponential income growth
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