I’m a developer with 4+ years of experience, I've built systems from scratch, boosted performance, and picked up all sorts of new technologies along the way. One thing I've realised is that reading research papers is pretty powerful—but I only really remember what I learn when I create POC (Proof of Concept) projects for them. That hands-on coding just sticks in my head! ⚙️

• I mostly code in JavaScript, but trust me—that’s not the only language I know.
• Spent some time as a bug bounty hunter, so I know how code can break when you overlook the underlying architecture—or rely too heavily on AI 🤖.
• Lately, I’ve been exploring database internals (especially MongoDB), chatting with experts to see how everything really works under the hood.
• I’m a big fan of developer conferences, always on the lookout for fresh ideas that companies are using right now.

Turning “it works on my machine” into “it survives yours… and 9,999 others”

If it needs to work on 10k Machines ( Daily Drivers ⚙️ )

When it needs to scale on my system only (Personal Projects)

• Circuit Breaker for Microservices – GitHub Repository

  • Technologies Used: Node.js, Redis
  • This repository demonstrates a circuit breaker pattern using Node.js and Redis. It contains multiple services that communicate with each other and keep track of their respective health statuses in real time.

• SSH File Explorer – GitHub Repository

  • Technologies Used: Node.js, SSH
  • A lightweight CLI tool for establishing SSH connections using password or private key authentication, with support for exploring and downloading files from the remote server. Effortlessly connect to servers via the terminal using flexible configuration options.