A developer is generally a Swiss Army Knife. They know how to "do it all". But they follow their first passion, which is coding. They do a bit of everything or know how to do a bit of everything. Or know how to do a bit of everything. Read everything except the documentation (no, I'm joking). Are independent. Apart from the fact that they're not very good at selling themselves.

In my case, as an apprentice developer (and it's true) or apprentice at all, my penchant for literature can be justified by my upbringing, my childhood and my history. I may not find the exact explanation, but the fact remains. I've got it in me, period :)

Humans are naturally inclined to love beauty. I think it's wonderful to be able to convey one's thoughts in the clearest possible way, using words that are accurate, precise and eloquent that dispel any shadows around the message. It makes the message more convincing, more likely to be grasped and accepted.

There's something artistic and magical about perfectly transcribing your emotions or the emotions felt when coming into contact with or perceiving something, in a way that makes it easy for the reader to assimilate.

It's a privilege to have such skills. I don't. It would be pretentious of me to assert it. I only have the ambition and the will to strive for it. I learn by doing.

You can be curious and satisfy that curiosity in ways other than reading. You can have the desire or feel the need to express yourself and not use writing as a means to do so. I often feel the need to express myself, even though I'm not particularly talkative.  And my preference is written expression. And then, I share. In a play on words. Trying every  times to serve and delight the reader. To honor them for giving me their time. To serve by sharing something useful. At least, that's my wish. In form and content, I also try to delight the reader: to give him pleasure in reading. And that's just as useful.

It's about brightening a heart, soothing a mind, pleasing a fellow human being. That's worth a lot.

Life is made up of a little bit of everything. As far as is conceivable and possible I write about a bit of everything, not just my line of work. At least for the time being.
What's important is to offer some value in my texts, to arouse the reader's interest. To make an impact, but a positive one. Sharing positivity.

I write. It's a way of expressing my humanity, my existence.
It's about communicating. And for me, life is essentially about communication.
On every level.

Writing is also a way for me to learn, to challenge myself.
To look for the good. To find it. To spread it.

I write because I think. I've been told that the best way to think think is to write. So I write naturally.

Writing is like reaching out to the wonders of creation. Creation that includes my own being.
Enjoying the wonders of creation and sharing them with others.

It's doing what I love.