Every phone already has a timer, but it runs one at a time and too many of them are unreliable. MultiTik runs many, and makes sure they always go off. Here is how I kept it simple while doing more.
EdTech is crowded, but building a live exam platform that actually feels reliable is still hard. This is what I learned while building Aksademia's test engine.
I moved my portfolio off a managed host and onto my own VPS with Dokploy. Here's the actual setup: Docker Compose, Postgres, MinIO, and the things I check every time I deploy.
Most of my Flutter production checklist is boring foundational work I do before the app actually needs it. Here is what I check before calling an app production-ready, using MultiTik as the example.
Most side projects get messy because they start with "let's see how it goes." I do the opposite: I plan, spec, and document before I write a line of code. Here is why, and what it actually looks like.
Anyone can build with AI now, even non-developers. But the hard parts of software did not disappear, they just moved to whoever knows how to steer the tool. Here is how I actually use AI, and why it will not replace developers who learn to use it.
From borrowing laptops in internet cafés to building full-stack systems and riding through Jakarta nights, this is the story of how I went from a kid who loved Pokémon to a developer who loves making things work.