Backend developer. Kotlin enthusiast (some might say obsessed). Spring Boot fan. Building things that actually work. Probably overthinking my life choices while debugging at 3 AM.
Warning: "It works on my machine" might be the code for "I have no idea why this works."
Kotlin, Spring Boot, and MongoDB enthusiast. I build anime APIs, package managers, and Discord bots. Each project is a learning experience, mostly learning that my initial architecture was wrong.
rangewatch, rpms-server, bot-killer, roleplaybot - proof that I cannot stop creating. Some solve real problems, some are just me exploring ideas. All of them have taught me humility.
Terminal dweller by choice. Coffee addict by necessity. I enjoy building systems that work despite my best efforts to overcomplicate them. Open source because sharing my mistakes helps the community.
Open-source anime API monolith that lives in my head rent-free. Still in progress because perfection is the enemy of shipping. Built in Kotlin - verbose Java syntax was literally hurting me.
Building a package manager because apparently one isn't enough. Arch Linux just needed another repository alternative, right? It works though, so maybe I'm onto something.
Discord bot that removes other bots. The irony is not lost on me. Fighting spam with more code. Surprisingly effective when people actually use it.
A Discord roleplay bot built because why not. It's quirky, sometimes it works, and it's definitely entertaining. Definitely not a replacement for actual therapy.
Got a backend problem? Want to discuss system design? Or just want to complain about deadlines? Let's talk.