AIMRAN UNIVERSE · TEXT VERSION
PLANET 01
Hi. I'm Aimran. I'm a full stack web developer. I write code, break things, fix them and start all over again. That's how I've learned almost everything I know.
This planet is me, right now. It's not a finished planet. There are areas under construction, half-built ideas and plenty of open ground. And honestly, I like it that way.
I haven't come that far yet. I know. But I'm proud of how far I've managed to get.
Little by little. None of this happened overnight. It came from learning, getting things wrong, working and trying again. Building myself piece by piece, like these lights: each one a little higher than the last.
Cars. Travel. Mountains. I love cars. Traveling and discovering places I've never been. And mountains: looking up at them from below and wanting to climb them anyway.
And making things. I love technology, coding and trying out new ideas. Starting my own projects even when nobody asked me to. Sometimes they work out, sometimes they don't. I always learn something.
AIMRAN The tower in the middle. It's the project that gives everything else its name, and the place where I bring together what I do. It keeps growing as I grow.
AIMRAN Library I picture it as a tech library: a place where things are stored, organized and easy to find again. It's still filling up, shelf by shelf.
AIMRAN Tools The lab. This is where I test, mix and build tools. Some work on the first try. Most don't. That's why it's a lab.
AIMRAN SEO The analysis center. An antenna pointed outward, trying to understand how things move on the web and why some go further than others.
Other projects Not all of them see the light of day. Some stay as prototypes and others change shape along the way. But each one taught me something I used in the next.
PLANET 02
Small worlds. Every rock floating here could be a whole planet to someone. In The Little Prince, every world was tiny, but none of them were empty: each one had something to teach.
The fox. Some things can't be rushed. Friendship, for example. It takes time, patience and coming back every day. That's what the fox teaches the boy.
A show from my childhood. When I was little, I used to watch a cartoon about a boy who traveled between planets with a fox by his side. Every planet had its own story.
The Little Prince. The idea comes from The Little Prince. A boy leaves his tiny planet and starts traveling from world to world. On each one he meets someone different, discovers a new story and learns something, about others and about himself.
The fox and the rose. Along the way he befriends a fox, who tells him that what really matters is built over time. And back on his planet, a rose he cared for every day is waiting for him. Far from her, he realizes the rose is special precisely because of everything he gave her.
Caring for what we love. That's what stayed with me. Every planet was a different experience, but the rose was the reason to go back. What matters is taking care of what we love.
And then I thought… As a kid, I watched that boy travel from planet to planet, and every world had something to say. Years later I thought: what if I could tell my own story the same way?
That's how AIMRAN UNIVERSE was born. This flower is its heart. Every planet you visit is a piece of my life. The journey goes on: head back into space, the next world is already waiting.
PLANET 03
This is where I started. I'm not going to tell you everything. Just one piece: my school years. Seven stops, from the very first class to the first big change. Follow the lights.
Year 1 of primary school Everything was new. A classroom, a desk, faces I didn't know. Learning the alphabet felt like a whole world.
Year 2 of primary school The unfamiliar faces started turning into friends. School stopped being a strange place and became my place.
Year 3 of primary school Learning was starting to make sense. Asking, getting it wrong, asking again. Without knowing it, I was already practicing what I do today.
Year 4 of primary school Little things that felt huge back then and that I now remember fondly. Friends, games, the same old laughs.
Year 5 of primary school I was starting to grow up. To have my own ideas and to notice how things worked on the inside.
Year 6 of primary school The end of a chapter. Something that had been my whole world for years was coming to a close. A little sad, a little eager for what came next.
Year 1 of secondary school (ESO) A different pace, different classes, feeling a bit more grown up. And not long after, the change came.
Growing up is changing. Childhood, school, friends, learning, growing up. I look back on it with nostalgia, but not with sadness. Everything that came after started here.
PLANET 04
Year 3 of secondary school (ESO) The first step of a new chapter. Time to adapt, catch up and keep going.
Basic Vocational Training Two years. This is where I really started getting into the technical world, and I found out I liked understanding how things work.
Intermediate Vocational Degree Another two years. More technical knowledge and a growing interest in computers and in building things with code.
Higher Vocational Degree Two more years. The next level: more technical, more serious and much closer to what I really wanted to do.
Burger King Two years working at Burger King. I don't hide it: it was part of the path, and an important part.
What I learned there. Responsibility. Working with other people. Showing up on time. Getting through the tough days and staying consistent. No course teaches you that.
Rechgo My full-on entry into the professional world of web development. Real code, real projects and real problems.
Learning fast. Here I learned faster than ever. And I also made more mistakes than ever. I needed both to move forward.
Brikex While I was still at Rechgo, Brikex came along. Another chapter, another project, another way of learning. A new branch growing out of the same path.
My path wasn't a straight line. It was a mix of studies, jobs, mistakes, opportunities and projects. And all of that brought me here.
Still moving forward. I'm still working, learning and building projects. This path doesn't end here. Out there, small planets are waiting: they're my travels.
MINI 01
Malta A small island surrounded by sea. Warm stone, bright light and the feeling of being far from everything familiar.
What it means to me. Arriving somewhere you don't know and letting it surprise you. That's what traveling is to me.
Leaving the familiar behind. Every trip starts the same way: a few nerves and a lot of excitement. It's the best way I know to learn something new about the world and about myself.
MINI 02
United Kingdom A different pace, a different language, a different way of doing things. Grey skies and streets that look like nowhere else.
What it means to me. Stepping out of my comfort zone makes me look more closely. That's where I learn the most.
Observing. When I travel, I like to walk without rushing and notice the details: how people move, how the street sounds, how the light changes.
MINI 03
Ireland Green as far as the eye can see. Hills, wind and cliffs looking out to sea.
What it means to me. Some landscapes don't need explaining. You just stand there and look. Those are the moments I keep.
Landscapes. I realized I travel as much for the places as for those quiet moments in front of something huge.
MINI 04
France Colorful fields, soft light and a very particular way of living day to day.
What it means to me. Every culture has its details: how people talk, how they eat, how they live out on the street. Traveling is learning to notice them.
Cultures. Getting to know other cultures teaches you that your way of doing things is just one of many. And that opens your mind.
MINI 05
Switzerland Mountains. If anything calls to me, it's the mountains. Looking up, feeling small and wanting to climb anyway.
What it means to me. Cold air, silence and height. One of those places that stays with you when you get back home.
Memories. In the end, I bring the same thing back from every trip: memories. And the hope that the next one comes soon.
PLANET ??
This planet doesn't exist yet. My story isn't finished yet.