i’m dev. 20.
i write code, break code,
and occasionally touch grass.
a cs undergrad, a self-taught developer, a brother, a friend, and an occasional philosopher when i’m staring at my ceiling at 2 am wondering if useEffect counts as a lifestyle.
the origin story
my programming journey started in 11th grade with c++. i had zero idea what i was doing. i just liked that the computer listened. it was the first thing in my life that did.
a year later, i found web dev. logic + design + instant feedback? unreal combo. i was cooked.
today, i mostly work with typescript, react, next.js, and node. i also flirt with python, kotlin, dart, and enough c++ to sound smart in interviews.
a suspicious timeline
11th grade. c++. i printed "hello world" and felt like a wizard.
html/css/js hit different. instant feedback = instant addiction.
components. hooks. redux (briefly). tailwind (permanently).
started building with LLMs. never looked back. kept my job (from myself).
freshers unite. i’m out here trying to build the thing that lets me quit interviewing.
outside the terminal
when i’m not coding, i sometimes touch grass — usually via football. other times i’m on the terrace, listening to soft music, watching clouds, pretending i’m in a coming-of-age movie.
i also game (apex, still learning), and yes, i overthink. it’s practically a hobby now.
- i drink cold coffee even in winter. this is a personality.
- lo-fi, city pop, and one very specific frank ocean song on loop.
- apex legends enjoyer. bronze-coded confidence. gold-coded aim (sometimes).
- i overthink professionally. it’s in my bio, my dms, and my prs.
- i have more github repos than close friends. no notes.
if we're being honest
i don’t talk much online, but i genuinely like meeting new people — dev, music, or random late-night existential arcs. hit me up. i’ll respond when my introvert battery recharges, which is any moment between now and next week.