
Leonard Selvaraja Fernando
Git
The ledger of a life
Git & Grit, on a Grid
I started coding in 2014, when curiosity was my only compiler. Web projects followed in 2015, and until 2017 my code slept in a “Google Drive” folder — I thought I was being smart. Then my friend Pazhani Ragunandane introduced me to GitHub. It took me a while to see what it was for. But once I discovered it was essential to working together as a team — I went all ahead.
Whatever you see in my life, a price was paid. These charts are not commits. They are days of my life spent on the laptop: evenings given away, weekends traded, hours that could have gone anywhere else. This is the ledger of what I paid.