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Hi! I’m Benjamin Crozat. I’m from the South of France and I’ve been a self-taught web developer for 17 years, 12 as a professional. I started learning PHP and JavaScript back in 2006 when PHP 4 was still widely used, Internet Explorer 6 ruled the world, and we used DHTML to add falling snow on websites.
Being able to educate myself for free on the web changed my life for the better. Giving back to the community was a natural direction in my career and I truly enjoy it.
Therefore, I decided to take action:
Believe me, I’m just getting started!
