Software Developer & Cybersecurity Learner
I build things, then learn how to break them, so what I ship holds up.
First-year B.Tech CSE student
Coding since 9th grade, now turning that habit into real desktop apps, web apps and AI experiments
- Build desktop and web projects in C++, JavaScript, React and Electron
- Explore Java, Go and machine learning with PyTorch
- Practice DSA to build strong core computer science fundamentals
- Network security, password hashing and log analysis
- How systems get attacked, and how to defend them
B.Tech CSE student · C++ developer · Java · Go (Golang) · Machine Learning with PyTorch · JavaScript, React.js & Electron learner · Cybersecurity enthusiast · Desktop & web projects · DSA & LeetCode · VS Code · Git · GitHub
- Learning C++ as my main language for DSA and core computer science.
- Building desktop and web projects in C++ and JavaScript to understand real-world workflows.
- Exploring Java, Go, React.js and machine learning with PyTorch alongside my core languages.
- Exploring cybersecurity basics (network security, password hashing, log analysis) as a student learner.
I keep most of my work public to track my progress and share what I'm learning:
C_plus_plus__projects– C++ practice projects and mini apps.JavaScript– small JS apps and experiments as I learn frontend and basic logic.React-JS– React practice projects: clock, to-do list, counter, color picker and more.Python– 10 small Tkinter GUI apps, including a folder organizer and a Pomodoro timer.Machine_Learning– machine learning practice projects and experiments.Java– core Java learning roadmap and beginner projects.GoLang– Go fundamentals and practice code.CyberSecurity– CompTIA Network+ and Security+ notes plus hands-on Python projects.My_Coding_Journey– where it started: my early code from Grade 9 and Grade 10.
As I improve, I'm turning these into more polished, documented projects with clearer READMEs and screenshots.
- Build a strong foundation in C++ and DSA during my first year of college and beyond.
- Use JavaScript and Electron for personal productivity tools and small desktop apps.
- Ship one polished security project, then grow into deeper cybersecurity work.
