TL;DR & why I’m here
In 2022, I completed my https://t.co/IlwUmzeWzF in Computer Science Engineering.
From 2022 to 2024, I worked as a mobile application developer, building apps for clients and learning the ropes of real-world development.
Those two years taught me discipline, deadlines, and the grind of making other people’s visions come to life.
In 2024, I started freelancing working on projects for multiple clients, juggling tasks, and understanding what it really takes to run your own ship. I learned a ton, but I also realized something important: building for others is great, but it doesn’t fulfill me.
So, in 2025, I decided to shift gears. Now, I’m building products for myself projects that reflect my ideas, my experiments, and my vision. Every line of code I write now is for something I truly care about, and it’s an entirely different kind of thrill.
I’m still figuring it all out, but that’s the point. This is my journey of learning, experimenting, failing, and creating on my own terms.
Own it.
Ship it.
Show it.
Nobody else will live your story for you, so make it loud and proud.
What AI Has Killed
•Writing boilerplate code → AI does it faster
•Knowing syntax → irrelevant
•Having a portfolio of generic apps → everyone has one now, including AI-generated ones
•Applying to 100 jobs → AI applies for thousands of people simultaneously
What AI Has Killed
•Writing boilerplate code → AI does it faster
•Knowing syntax → irrelevant
•Having a portfolio of generic apps → everyone has one now, including AI-generated ones
•Applying to 100 jobs → AI applies for thousands of people simultaneously
HUGE moment for India 🇮🇳
27M devs building on @github in India
2M+ more joined in 2026
1 in 7 new devs are from India
7.5M contributions to open source AI projects on GitHub
Behind India’s economic growth is a relentless community of devs. Grateful we got to celebrate on the ground with so many of them here in Bengaluru.
A big thank you to this community for building with us all these years. ❤️