I enjoy programming because it lets me channel my creativity into solving real-world problems.

I love building Rust-based backend systems, for memory safe and computationally lean architectures. Recently, I have been playing around with WASM frameworks like Dioxus, to build lightweight and snappy web interfaces. Checkout my orderbook implementation written in pure Rust, with a Dioxus frontend.

• Rust internals and how to get around the infamous borrow checker without losing sanity
• Socket programming for real-time applications like trading engines and chat systems
• Implementing efficient data structures like AVL trees with zero-copy abstractions
• Concurrent programming with Tokio's asynchronous runtime

You can read about these concepts in my technical blog, where I cover them in depth.

I believe great software should be invisible—solving problems so effectively that users forget technology is involved at all. As Arthur C. Clarke quotes- "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."

You’ll probably find me strategizing for a FromSoftware boss fight, because problem-solving extends beyond programming.

Happy coding! 🦀🚀