Hello everybody!
I'm Lorenzo, I am a backend software developer and this is my first Hashnode article. It's not going to be a 'real' article, as I'm just writing this to put something on my page and try out some of the features of the platform. This is also the first time I try to write something on a blog, but I think it could be a great opportunity to keep notes on the new things I learn while sharing it with others.
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At the moment of writing, I'm working as a Kotlin backend developer for a web app, which is also my first professional experience.
The main framework used for the project is Spring, and I recently got the opportunity to learn and develop using Spring Batch, which then lead me to try and write my first (extremely) small library to share the extensions I wrote for this interesting framework that I shared on GitHub.
I still need to refine the 'presentation' side of it, improve the README and most importantly find BETTER NAMES for my classes.
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There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.
--Phil Karlton
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I'll work on writing my first real article about this small project of mine, so stay tuned and keep an eye out for my first attempt at a technical blog post. In the meantime, check out my <a target="_blank" href="https://github.com/lorenzo-milicia/resource-partitioning-lib">GitHub repository</a> and leave feedback!

Hello everybody!

I'm Lorenzo, I am a backend software developer and this is my first Hashnode article. It's not going to be a 'real' article, as I'm just writing this to put something on my page and try out some of the features of the platform. This is also the first time I try to write something on a blog, but I think it could be a great opportunity to keep notes on the new things I learn while sharing it with others.

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At the moment of writing, I'm working as a **Kotlin** backend developer for a web app, which is also my first professional experience.

The main framework used for the project is **Spring**, and I recently got the opportunity to learn and develop using **Spring Batch**, which then lead me to try and write my first (extremely) small library to share the extensions I wrote for this interesting framework that I shared on GitHub.

I still need to refine the 'presentation' side of it, improve the README and most importantly find BETTER NAMES for my classes.

> There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and **naming things**.
> 
> \--Phil Karlton

I'll work on writing my first real article about this small project of mine, so stay tuned and keep an eye out for my first attempt at a technical blog post. In the meantime, check out my [GitHub repository](https://github.com/lorenzo-milicia/resource-partitioning-lib) and leave feedback!

Hello hashnode!

Hi, I'm Lorenzo and this is my first attempt at keeping a blog. I'm a backend software developer from Italy, and I'm going to write articles on Hashnode about new things I learn.
