Developer, Builder & Mental Health Advocate
I'm Jack Ewers, also known as Spike or "the guy with the holes". A software developer, body mod enthusiast, and distro-dude based in Australia. I'm passionate about building tools that make a real difference, pushing my body to its limits, and tinkering with Linux distros.
With 20+ years of body modification experience (from sclera staining to subdermal implants and even a bifurcated tongue), I've learned that transformation, whether it's code or body, is about pushing boundaries. I love body jewelry so much that I want everyone to experience it. Check out Clickerino clickers or Anatometal for custom pieces.
When I'm not coding or modding, you'll find me advocating for mental health awareness, exploring new technologies, or working on side projects that solve real-world problems.
I'm a full-stack developer with a focus on building clean, efficient, and user-friendly applications. From frontend interfaces to backend systems, I enjoy the entire development process and the challenges it brings.
Breaking the stigma and promoting open conversations about mental wellbeing. Mental health struggles are real, and seeking help is a sign of strength. View mental health resources & support →
Building solutions that genuinely help people rather than just adding complexity.
Always exploring new technologies and approaches to improve my craft.
Supporting others in their development journey and giving back where I can.
I'm always open to interesting conversations, collaboration opportunities, or just connecting with fellow developers and builders.