⚡ I break things in production so you don't have to.
Three years ago, I wrote my first console.log("Hello World") — today I architect systems that handle real traffic, real users, and real 3 AM ☕ debugging sessions. I work primarily with React and Node.js, but I'm that developer who actually reads the docs before Stack Overflow (sometimes).
🧠 Currently obsessed with: Making distributed systems less painful. Exploring RabbitMQ because apparently I enjoy messaging queues now.
🔥 Hot take: The best code is the code your future self won't curse at. I write for maintainability first, cleverness second.
💬 Open to chat about: System design rabbit holes, performance optimization, or why your perfectly working localhost code betrays you in production — I've been there, I have theories.
