A decade in the industry - Dave Pagurek
I realized recently that 2025 marks 10 years since my first actual job programming. Next year, I turn 30. I won't claim to call that old but I also don't think I can claim to be new to all this at this point either. I now find myself sometimes in the position of mentoring other, younger people into the industry too. I figured I'd reflect a bit on how the last decade has gone.
A decade in the industry - Dave Pagurek A decade in the industry December 11, 2025 I realized recently that 2025 marks 10 years since my first actual job programming. Next year, I turn 30. I won't claim to call that old but I also don't think I can claim to be new to all this at this point either. I now find myself sometimes in the position of mentoring other, younger people into the industry too. I figured I'd reflect a bit on how the last decade has gone. I see my own journey as one initiated through access to technology that I could use as a creative medium. A lot has changed since then, wi
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