About
Hey, It's me Dev
I'm a full-stack developer who genuinely enjoys building things for the web. I'm driven by curiosity, clean design, and the satisfaction of turning ideas into products people actually use - that's what keeps me going.
GitHub Contributions
Growing up in India, I was always drawn to technology — not just how things work, but why they work the way they do.
I enjoy the entire process: designing thoughtful interfaces, writing maintainable code, and building systems that scale — from React and Next.js to APIs, databases, and auth flows.
I care deeply about details: performance, clarity, and code that still makes sense months later. Today, I focus on modern web apps, system design patterns, and improving developer experience.
Tech Stack
Tools and technologies I use to design, build, and ship products.
Frontend
Backend
Database
Testing & Security
Tools & Design
How I Work
Building great products is more than code. I think about the entire experience — how users interact, how systems behave, and how products evolve over time.
Strategize
Understand users, business goals, and constraints before building.
Iterate
Experiment, prototype, and refine continuously through feedback.
Launch
Ship thoughtfully and validate in real-world conditions.
Measure
Use data, performance insights, and usage patterns to improve.
What I'm learning right now
Just the things I'm spending real time on lately.
Systems & Architecture
I'm currently learning Rust because I wanted to understand what's actually happening under the hood memory, ownership, and why certain bugs exist in the first place. It's slower than JavaScript, but it forc es me to think more clearly.
Alongside that, I'm experimenting with Tauri to build desktop apps that feel native without shipping an entire browser. For anything that runs or deploys, Docker is my default mainly to keep things predictable and reproducible.
Tools I'm building on the side
I'm building a small open-source CLI tool because I use the terminal every day and most tools still feel noisy or inconsistent. This one solves a problem I personally hit while working.
I care a lot about how output looks and reads. The CLI uses Shiki for proper syntax highlighting and Chalk for color - not for decoration, but to make information easier to scan and understand.
