I’ve always been fascinated by the inner workings of computer applications and how they’ve streamlined our daily lives. Despite their seemingly magical capabilities, computers are the product of years of research and development, from the inception of fundamental mathematical concepts like boolean algebra or the invention of transistors to the modern era, where our devices boast trillions of transistors.

In many ways, the evolution of computers mirrors the meticulous craftsmanship of hand-knitting. Just as each stitch and loop in knitting gradually comes together to form a cohesive garment, the development of software involves piecing together code bit by bit until it culminates in a functional program.