Freelance Full-Stack & Embedded Systems Engineer and Educator. Based in Jakarta. Pragmatic, resourceful, and community-driven. Passionate about IoT, Open Source, and Non-duality.
The “Wong Edan” Manifesto: Why Your Data Centers Are Sweating Listen up, you beautiful, carbon-emitting data-crunchers! It’s your favorite neighborhood madman—the Wong Edan—back again to disrupt your scrolling with some uncomfortable truths. While you were busy debating which JavaScript framework will be obsolete by next Tuesday, the planet has been heating up faster than a […]
Oh, sweet summer child! You think you can slap “Evolution of Popularity and Multiaspectual Comparison” on a blog post and magically get hard data? Welcome to Wong Edan’s Circus of Half-Truths, where the search results gave me a blank check to hallucinate… except the boss said “DON’T YOU DARE!” Bless your heart. All we’ve got […]
Welcome to the Madhouse: Why Hardware is the Hard Part Listen up, you coffee-addicted, screen-glowing code monkeys. You think you’re smart because you can write a recursive function in Python? You think you’re a “Full Stack” developer because you know how to center a <div>? Let me tell you something from the “Wong Edan” perspective—the […]
Greetings, code-monkeys, architecture-astronauts, and those of you who just stumbled in here because your Java Spring Boot job is slowly crushing your soul. Sit down, grab a caffeinated beverage that costs more than my first laptop, and let’s talk about the current state of .NET and C# web development. I’ve been staring at the “Wong […]
The Funeral of the Mechanical Dream: A Wong Edan Opening Selamat datang, you brave, deluded souls. Pull up a chair, grab a cold coffee, and let’s talk about why your dream of building the next Optimus Prime is currently circling the drain of a very expensive, very metallic toilet. You’ve seen the headlines, right? You’ve […]
The World is Ending, but Hey, We Have Shiny Gadgets! Listen up, you carbon-emitting primates. While you were busy arguing about whether paper straws taste like soggy cardboard (they do), the engineering gods at Sustainability Magazine and various high-brow journals were actually trying to stop the polar ice caps from turning into a giant puddle […]