The Story of Webialisti

The Webialisti was still a primary school boy in the 1990s when he became interested in computers.

He has always been an enthusiastic, active and creative person. For example, he learned to swim as a toddler at the age of 3, to ride a bicycle without training wheels, and to bake pan caces at the age of 4. He also learned to read at the age 6. He became interested in music and playing the drums at the age of 10 and is still enthusiastic about those activities to this day.

When he entered the 2000’s, he learned to code his first HTML-based websites and also built his first clone PC computer at the age of 16. At the age of 19, he was already giving a lecture on the internet and computer networks to a high school adult student class.

When he entered the 2010’s, he already started giving real-world demonstrations in enterprise-sized companies. The entire spectrum of network technologies, as well as Microsoft and Linux technologies, was covered. Webialisti himself considers Elisa, Telia and Tieto to be his most significant employers. Check out Webialisti’s author profile in more detail on the Liked-In service. As a hobby, Webialisti was able to do demonstration work by creating an online store for a small coffee roastery and by establishing a beauty salon in Helsinki, Finland for a person with an immigrant background who did not speak Finnish. He also provided ICT support services to a small accounting firm. He also had time for his musical hobbies. He was also one of the founders of the band Averlanche, with whom they released their debut album
“The Machinery of Life” in 2020.

By the time we entered the 2020’s, Webialisti had already managed to create his own internet technology, which he developed as a hobby for years until finally, around 2025, he started utilize this in his own service production for the brand he created himself: Webialisti™.

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