// tools I use daily
const stack = [];
stack.push("everything");
import { curiosity } from
  './developer';
$ npm install
→ installing knowledge...
01 /

programming languages

The languages I use to turn ideas into logic.

JavaScript (ES6+)
making the browser do things
Java
still solid when things need to be serious
TypeScript
JavaScript, but with trust issues handled
Python
my go-to for building, automating & experimenting
02 /

frontend

Where logic meets pixels.

React.js
Next.js
HTML5
CSS3
Tailwind CSS

making interfaces behave since... well, trying. :)

03 /

backend

The part users don't see — but definitely notice when it breaks.

Node.js
RESTful API
FastAPI
Django
Spring Boot
Microservices
04 /

database & devops

Containers, infrastructure, data and everything that keeps the thing running.

Docker
Terraform
Kafka
Kubernetes (Containers)
SQL Server
05 /

tools & workflow

The tools that quietly keep the chaos organized.

Git (Version Control)
Visual Studio Code
IntelliJ IDEA
Maven
Gradle
Agile / Scrum
$ git status
working tree:
probably fine.
06 /

core concepts

Because knowing the tools is one thing. Understanding what's happening underneath is another.

System Design
Database Management System
Operating System
Linux (Basics)
Frontend
React / Next.js
Backend
Node.js / FastAPI / Django / Spring Boot
APIs & Services
REST / Microservices
Data
SQL Server
Infrastructure
Docker / Kubernetes / Terraform
Version Control
Git

Currently debugging →

SleepOS

Because developers maintain everything except their sleep cycle 👀

my actual superpower
Curiosity.

I don't expect to know everything. I just like figuring things out — whether that's a new framework, a weird bug, or why something worked perfectly yesterday and refuses to work today.

$ ./developer_stats
languages
frontend
backend
devops
system_design
coffee
curiosity
sleep
status:
still building
$ git commit -m "just one small change"
...
$ git commit -m "okay this time I'm done"
...
$ git status
12 files changed
"We've all been there."

"The stack changes. The curiosity doesn't."

<keep_building />