Thoughtsondesign,development,andthedigitallandscape
Java has been called slow, verbose, and outdated — yet it turned 30 this year and is still powering banks, Netflix, Minecraft, and entire industries. In this post, I dig into why Java survived while other languages faded, how it’s evolved, and why it still matters for developers today.
In this post, I walk through how I built an internet simulation inside a Next.js app — visualizing everything from packet routing to TCP retries. You don’t need to be a networking expert to appreciate what really happens every time you open a website.
Three.js lets you bring real-time 3D visuals and physics to the browser. In this post, I explain how I used it in my portfolio and walk through the design and development of a fully interactive 3D badge demo — built with React, shaders, and physics.
This is my first post — a personal intro and a deep dive into how I co-founded EduSynapse and built the entire frontend. I share what drives me, what I’ve created, and where I’m headed.