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author: Jan van Brügge
date: 2020-10-28
tags: [open-source]
published_on: the [Futurice Blog](https://futurice.com/blog/my-open-source-journey)
description: It's October again, Hacktoberfest time. Also time for me to reminisce about my personal learning journey that was so heavily influenced by open source.
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*This post was first published on the [Futurice Blog](https://futurice.com/blog/my-open-source-journey).*

It's October again, Hacktoberfest time. Also time for me to reminisce about my personal learning journey that was so heavily influenced by open source.

## The Beginning

My interest in computers and coding started rather early, so when I was 14 years old, I went to the local library, got myself a book about programming ("From Zero to Hero: Java") and started on this wonderful path that is now not only my job, but also my passion.
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description: For the last few years, the core team of Cycle.js ([André](https://twitter.com/andrestaltz) and me) has been redesigning the architecture and the developer experience of the framework. This February we finally found a solution to our problems that still stays true to the core ideas of the framework.
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For the last few years, the core team of Cycle.js ([André](https://twitter.com/andrestaltz) and me) has been redesigning the architecture and the developer experience of the framework. This February we finally found a solution to our problems that still stays true to the core ideas of the framework.

This blog post marks the first in a series that will cover the new design and its development. In this installment, I want to bring everyone onto the same page. _What_ where the problems I described earlier and _how_ does the new design solve them. In the later articles I will cover the new `run` function (the core of the framework) and the new HTTP driver and especially the issues I encountered while implementing those. _\*cough\*_ race conditions _\*cough\*_.

## The status quo
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