WEIGHING SCALE BUSINESS
From weight
to workflow.
A SaaS project for a weighing scale business, designed to help turn day-to-day operational needs into a clear, dependable digital workflow.
DEVELOPER · TEACHER · CURIOUS HUMAN
I’m Shashank — a developer and teacher from Mysuru. I like finding a question, following it down the rabbit hole, and coming back with something useful to share.
A NOTE FROM THE RABBIT HOLE
I teach front-end development to school kids. The best part is watching the moment a blank screen turns into something they made themselves. It reminds me why I started building things, too.
I’m enthusiastic about learning by doing. One project leads to a new question; one question opens a rabbit hole. I tend to come out the other side with a new skill, a working prototype, or a notebook full of ideas.
02 / SELECTED WORK
A few problems I’ve had the chance to work on. Each one taught me something new about people, process, and building software that earns its place.
WEIGHING SCALE BUSINESS
A SaaS project for a weighing scale business, designed to help turn day-to-day operational needs into a clear, dependable digital workflow.
BILLING SOFTWARE
Billing software for an aquarium shop — bringing sales and everyday shop work into one practical tool, shaped around the way a small business operates.
TEACHING BY MAKING
I teach front-end development to kids in school. We learn through small experiments, visible results, and the confidence that comes from making the browser do something new.
✳ These projects are described at a high level. I can add links, screenshots, and more detail as the portfolio grows.
03 / CURRENTLY EXPLORING
Learning is a work in progress. These are the trails I’m following right now.
Learning how systems break, how to protect them, and what happens underneath the interface.
Using Linux every day and working toward building a home server of my own.
Connecting the pieces across a product — from what people see to what keeps it running.
A SMALL PERSONAL MANIFESTO
Good software begins with understanding who it helps and what gets easier.
I learn best by trying things, finding the edge, and trying once more.
Teaching and building both get better when ideas are open and explainable.
05 / OPEN CHANNEL
I’m always happy to talk about a project, teaching, Linux, or whatever interesting thread you’re following.
Write me an email ↗