I’ve always enjoyed working with code and building applications. In 2022, I began my journey as a backend developer using Node.js and Express, creating server-side logic and APIs that power web applications.
Early on, I focused mainly on backend development, but soon realized the importance of understanding frontend technologies as well. I picked up HTML, CSS, and some JavaScript to better integrate the user interface with the backend services.
In those early days, I wore many hats—developing backend systems, dabbling in frontend design, managing databases, and occasionally handling deployment. Today, I continue to specialize in backend development while maintaining a solid grasp of frontend fundamentals to build seamless, full-stack experiences.
I’m passionate about writing clean, efficient code and continuously exploring new tools and best practices to improve performance, security, and scalability in every project I take on.
My focus has always been on building robust APIs, scalable backend systems, and smooth integrations that power personal projects, marketing sites, and small applications designed to deliver real value and
I live and work in Kathmandu
Since 2022, I’ve been crafting code and chasing creativity from the vibrant heart of Kathmandu, Nepal—where the mountains meet the keyboard.
I am constantly readjusting my perspectives and optimizing the way I work. With every new project I learn something new, and every new website becomes the best I have ever made. My projects strive to make the web (the world?) a bit better—for people, for the planet, and for whatever comes next.
FAQ
(Frequently Asked Questions)
OK, no one actually asks any of these things frequently, but I figured I'll answer them anyway.
What do you enjoy most about being a developer?
I love the creative problem-solving aspect — turning ideas into working solutions that people can actually use. Whether it's building a smooth backend system or crafting a clean user experience, there's something deeply satisfying about making things that work and improve lives, even in small ways.
How do you approach learning new technologies?
I believe in learning by building. When a new technology interests me, I dive in by creating small, real-world projects to understand its strengths and limitations. I combine hands-on practice with official documentation, community resources, and occasional deep dives into open-source code to sharpen my understanding.