I'm a student at MIT World Peace University, with years of experience working on many different projects. Formerly worked full-time at Apconic Software Pvt Ltd for a year, and in my spare time, I work on multiple open-source projects.
- 🎆 I have in-depth experience using JavaScript (TypeScript, Node.js, React, React Native and associated tools like Babel and webpack), Java, Kotlin and Golang (a personal favourite). I'm also familiar with using MySQL/MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Redis. I've worked with and studied many more technologies, so this is hardly an exhaustive list.
- 🐧 I'm highly experienced with using Linux and system administration (tools like systemd, package management with apt/rpm, repairing broken systems, livepatch/kpatch, maintenance, system partitioning, database setup, nginx, etc).
- 🔍 I'm really good at googling and following the xkcd tech support cheat sheet.
- 🔭 I’m currently working on:
- EnderChat (a modern React Native rewrite of ChatCraft)
- octyne/ecthelion (a process manager with a web dashboard)
- imprint (GUI app to flash ISOs)
- concinnity (watch videos together)
- IveBot (a Discord bot for random things)
- Extensive work on MythicMC including a custom store and many plugins in Java/Kotlin.
- You can find my GitLab for fun projects as well.
- 🌱 I’m currently learning how to write a programming language and getting more familiar with C++ and Rust.
- 🎓 I'm currently studying a bachelor's degree in Computer Science at MIT World Peace University.
- 📰 I've previously worked on salezy, modpack, udp_over_tcp, bug-tracker, coupe-video, cerulean, ez.chat, Area51, decaffeinater and reconsole.
- 💬 Ask me about... anything, really! I have a lot of different interests I'd love to talk about, and if you need help with anything hardware/software, I'm sure I can point you in the right direction!
- 📫 How to reach me: contact@retrixe.xyz :^) I'm @retrixe on GitHub, and I have a Discord server for my projects here.
- ⚡ Fun fact: Samsung is currently ~20% of South Korea’s GDP.
- 🐛 Good tip: Minimise external dependencies in your projects.