A comprehensive learning management system that teachers actually want to use. Built with real classroom feedback and designed for scalability.
An intelligent code review tool that helps developers write better code by catching issues before they reach production.
A real-time dashboard for tracking project metrics, team performance, and system health with beautiful visualizations.
A mobile app that extends the learning platform experience, allowing students to learn on-the-go with offline capabilities.
A tool that analyzes and optimizes API performance, helping developers build faster and more efficient backend systems.
Building responsive, interactive user interfaces that users actually enjoy using.
Creating scalable server architectures that handle real-world traffic without breaking.
Designing data architectures that scale efficiently and maintain consistency.
Deploying and maintaining applications that stay online and perform well under load.
Creating mobile experiences that work seamlessly across different devices and platforms.
Using the right tools to write better code faster and maintain high quality standards.
I believe in choosing the right tool for the job, not just the newest one. Every technology in my stack is there because it solves a specific problem well, has good community support, and helps deliver reliable solutions that scale with business needs.
Every technology choice is evaluated for its impact on application performance and user experience.
Building systems that can grow with your business without requiring complete rewrites.
Using tools that make development faster, debugging easier, and maintenance less painful.
Building learning platforms that teachers actually want to use and students don't immediately close. Turns out, good UX matters more than fancy features.
Using AI to help with the boring parts of education so teachers can focus on actually teaching. No, we're not replacing teachers with robots.
Helping developers get unstuck, reviewing code that doesn't make me cry, and trying to create an environment where people actually want to come to work.
Building systems that can handle more users without falling over. The goal is to sleep through the night without getting paged.
I'm working on making educational software that teachers don't hate and students might actually use. This means better AI integration, simpler interfaces, and systems that work reliably. The goal is simple: build tools that solve real problems instead of creating new ones.