About

The Journey

I didn't wake up one day and decide to be a web developer. It all started with curiosity — and maybe a broken layout or two. One moment I was just a kid poking around with HTML tags, the next I was explaining to my parents why "yes, this actually is a real job."

The journey hasn't always been glamorous — there were bugs that refused to die, servers that mysteriously went to sleep, and CSS that laughed in the face of logic. But somewhere between the stack traces and sleepless nights, I found joy. Joy in building things that work, things that help, things that feel right.

In 2024, I had the honor of bringing home a gold medal at WorldSkills Indonesia. It wasn't just a win — it was proof that a little obsession and a lot of Ctrl+Z can go a long way.

Right now, I'm pursuing my Bachelor's degree in Computer Science at Bina Nusantara University — balancing academic deadlines with production deployments, and occasionally wondering why npm install takes longer than my morning coffee.

Today, I walk the line between student and professional — sipping coffee, writing code, and learning from every failed build. This path has taught me that being a great developer isn't just about typing fast or knowing every framework — it's about staying curious, staying humble, and always being willing to ask: "What if I try it this way?"

Philosophy

I write code like some people write love letters — with too much feeling and the occasional typo. For me, web development is part logic, part magic, and part late-night debugging existential crisis. I believe good websites should load fast, look good, and never make users cry (unless it's tears of joy). Trends come and go, but clean code and happy users? That's forever.

Languages

Frameworks & Libraries

Tools & Platforms

Databases