Backend Architect & Low-Level Systems Developer

⚡ whoami

I'm a dropout who prefers rewriting systems to understand them rather than watching tutorials. While the industry is drowning in high-level web frameworks and AI/ML slop, I focus on what actually makes the machine run. I optimize backends, squeeze performance out of bare metal, and build scalable systems from the ground up.

• Focus: High-performance Backend, Distributed Systems, Network Protocols, Operating System Internals.
• Current Research: x86-64 Assembly Bootloaders & Custom Memory Allocators.

🛠️ The Engine Room (Featured Projects)

A physically lazy guy who prefers looking under the hood of system beacuse of no social-life

📡 Networking & Protocols

| Project | Description | Tech Stack | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Custom FTP over TCP | Designed a proprietary file transfer protocol directly on top of TCP sockets, handling packet fragmentation and reliability manually. | C, TCP Sockets, Make | | Real-Time Chat Engine | A low-latency chat server using non-blocking I/O (epoll/select) and custom mutex implementation for message queues. | C, Pthreads, Mutex | | Raw Web Server | HTTP/1.1 implementation from scratch. Handles headers, routing, and static file serving without external libraries. | C, Linux Syscalls |

⚙️ Systems & Tools

| Project | Description | Tech Stack | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Version Control System | A git clone implemented in C. Manages blob hashing, tree objects, and commit history manually to understand data structures. | C, File I/O, SHA-1 | | TUI API Client | A terminal-based alternative to Postman. Curl-like functionality with a visual interface for testing endpoints directly in the CLI. | C, libcurl | | x86 Bootloader | A minimal bootloader written in Assembly that loads a kernel into memory from bare metal. | Assembly x86-64 |

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