De Novo: Starting Fresh from Humanities to Tech

David Ryan Morphew
1 min readSep 18, 2020

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My background is in teaching people to read Classical Greek and Latin (hence the title).

There’s still a lot of work to be done in the digital humanities to make ancient texts available, and I’ve done some work in that area—but, I get really excited when I think about all of the new avenues for creative design that software engineering opens up. I’m particularly interested in designing applications that have real-world use. I also just really like learning new languages and talking about them with other people.

In short, I’m looking forward to moving into the 21st century and finding a new path (inveniens novam viam) in programming!

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David Ryan Morphew
David Ryan Morphew

Written by David Ryan Morphew

I’m very excited to start a new career in Software Engineering. I love the languages, frameworks, and libraries I’ve already learned / worked with (Ruby, Rails,

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