Hi, we are Lenn Steenbergen and Dylano van Veenendaal, we do a lot of things in the Tech World!
This is one of the things we do, making a docs for SomToday. In this docs we are gonna learn you about the SomToday API and useful information about SomToday. Please read the introduction to this docs.
But we are not here to talk to you about the docs, we are here to talk about us. The people behind this wonderful docs.
We are Lenn & Dylano, two best friends who decided one day to write this docs for u guys. But we don't only write this docs. NO! We do a lot more then that. We also do things like building websites, building a SomToday application that works with the API. So you don't use SomToday but that application. We make custom addons for services like Home Assistant, we work with things like Docker, Nginx, Databases, APIs, and much much more.
We also know many code languages, we learned ourself this so we can make very cool things, for ourself or for u guys. This docs is made with the code language TypeScript. Here is what we know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, C#, Python.
What we like about coding you guys may be asking. We have enjoyed working with technology since we were little, and that's when we started learning coding languages. We met at school and bonded immediately, sharing the same hobbies and, well, just instantly becoming best friends. Now we have grown to the point where we work on projects together. We enjoy seeing the result of an idea and making people happy with, for example, an app that is useful but didn't exist yet.
We work hard to achieve our goals and, above all, enjoy coding or working with technology. We can channel our enjoyment into it and sometimes even find peace in it, even though it can be stressful if there is an error in your code...
It looks like this about us is a little short, but don't worry we will add lots of cool things in the future.
For more information on which project we are currently working on, go to our blog, which is also created with TypeScript.
Also have a look at our GIT instances.
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