DEVELOPER · TEACHER · CURIOUS HUMAN

I follow the
interesting threads.

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.

MYSURU, INDIA/12.2958° N, 76.6394° E
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01THE PERSON

A NOTE FROM THE RABBIT HOLE

Curiosity is the
starting point.

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.

BUILD WITH INTENTIONSTAY CURIOUSSHARE WHAT YOU LEARN

02 / SELECTED WORK

Things made
for the real world.

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.

02 / COMMERCEAQUARIUM RETAIL

BILLING SOFTWARE

A better day
at the shop.

Billing software for an aquarium shop — bringing sales and everyday shop work into one practical tool, shaped around the way a small business operates.

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03 / EDUCATIONFRONT-END · SCHOOL

TEACHING BY MAKING

Make the
web make sense.

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.

HTML & CSSTEACHINGPLAY
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✳ These projects are described at a high level. I can add links, screenshots, and more detail as the portfolio grows.

03 / CURRENTLY EXPLORING

A few open
tabs in my head.

Learning is a work in progress. These are the trails I’m following right now.

01

Cybersecurity

Learning how systems break, how to protect them, and what happens underneath the interface.

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02

Linux & self-hosting

Using Linux every day and working toward building a home server of my own.

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03

Full-stack craft

Connecting the pieces across a product — from what people see to what keeps it running.

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04HOW I THINK

A SMALL PERSONAL MANIFESTO

Make it useful.
Make it understandable.

01

Start with why

Good software begins with understanding who it helps and what gets easier.

02

Stay hands-on

I learn best by trying things, finding the edge, and trying once more.

03

Keep sharing

Teaching and building both get better when ideas are open and explainable.

05 / OPEN CHANNEL

Have a good
question?

I’m always happy to talk about a project, teaching, Linux, or whatever interesting thread you’re following.

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THE BEST CONVERSATIONS START SOMEWHERE.Hello
there.