It is also my first easter in 20 years away from my family. And people in the place where I am now don't celebrate so it was more difficult to do it, but I prepared the best easter basket I could and painted eggs with my girlfriend. It wasn't that bad, but I wish I was home for it.
I don't think your age is an issue, but moving to SG could be as it will be harder to get a job in a position you don't have a lot of experience in. :/
I think it'd be better to gain some experience in your home country first, but I understand it might not be possible.
I think your best bet would be to look for a DevOps position which would provide you with more opportunities for coding while valuing your sysadmin skillset.
I like it, it's very simple for me, especially since I don't know one thing about what is a good weather for surfing. :) Too bad I'm in Chiang Mai and there won't be good time. :/
I'm referring to the US, though to be honest including Canada wouldn't change much. (Mexico is a whole different story)
I know it's not a common opinion, which is why I made clear that it's just my experience. I've been to 19 US states and 15 European countries and I found Arizona to be more different from Pennsylvania than Romania was compared to let's say Spain or Germany.
I like your website. Good idea with the screenshots, especially the one on the first screen, immediately got me interested in learning more about your product.
I will give it a try and see if it works for me better than Postman.
I built a betting platform for a niche esports game and had moderate success with it.
Mostly word of mouth, but it was a small dying tight-knit community desperate to attract knew players so it wasn't hard to get everyone interested.
EDIT: Working on a product for a community I was part of was definitely what helped me succeed. I worked on the problem I was familiar with, and I received a lot feedback and support from other people. It also helped me stay motivated. :)