I build software on the Web. My soul loves designing and building useful things for humans.
I enjoy writing as well. It takes me to the happy flow state. Here are some things I have written that you might enjoy:
I have tried making my own things. So far my attemps at making a business has failed. But I will continue building and I believe some day things will work out fine ;)
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I made ListenUser, a customer support platform like Intercom or Crisp but tried to cater towards software businesses.
I made a 100% free course to explain the intuitions behind the cryptographic techniques that come into daily lives of web developers.
I started QA Rangers with the vision to build an AI agent that would help with development and maintenance of end-to-end automation tests.
I have written in detail about my QA Rangers journey here on this article.
I remember when I first contributed to open source, I felt a sense of pride that the code I write can make some impact.
Open source led me to GSoC and to a well-paid contract work.
During these years, I learnt to code with Harvard's online programming courses — CS50 and CS50 Web. In my opinion, they are the best way to learn to code :)
I started at Learning Equality as a Google Summer of Code (GSoC) Student Developer. After GSoC, I worked as a part-time developer on contract basis.
You can explore all the pull requests I made to Learning Equality.
I reviewed dozens of small pull requests to help the MDN Web Docs team.
You can see some contributions here.
I helped the freeCodeCamp team with manual testing their beta application, contributed to the curriculum and improved their web app a little bit with my small CSS pull requests.
I became one of the top contributors in the year 2019!