RPL Student → Backend Developer · Ciamis, West Java

Crafting systems, built to last.

RPL Student focused on Backend Development. I learn by building systems, understanding how they work, and solving problems through practical projects. My long-term goal is to become a Backend Developer and eventually grow into a solution-oriented system architect. Based in Ciamis, West Java. Not currently seeking employment.

Overview

Designing backend foundations for useful digital products.

Focused on practical systems: clear data flows, reliable APIs, and web applications built from first principles.

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Web development

Full-stack school and personal projects made to explore real system behavior.

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Backend thinking

Databases, APIs, and relationships between every part of an application.

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Long-term craft

Growing from Backend Developer toward solution-oriented system architect.

Stack

Tools I use to build and learn.

Core tools used across personal and school projects.

JavaScriptTypeScriptNext.jsTailwind CSSNode.jsMySQLGitAstro
JavaScriptTypeScriptNext.jsTailwind CSSNode.jsMySQLGitAstro

Projects

Selected work

A personal project documenting the process of building a complete product.

Izanami

A modern Indonesian manga, manhwa, and manhua reading platform focused on a clean, dark-mode experience, fast content updates, and easy content discovery.

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSNode.jsMySQLGit
Open project
Izanami project screenshot

Frequently asked questions

  • 01What kind of projects do you work on?

    I mainly focus on backend development, web applications, and system-based projects. I enjoy working on projects that involve problem solving, databases, APIs, and understanding how different parts of a system work together.

  • 02What technologies do you use?

    I currently work with JavaScript, TypeScript, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, MySQL, and Git, while continuously expanding my technical knowledge through personal and school projects.

  • 03Do you currently offer development services?

    I am currently focused on learning and building projects rather than offering professional development services. My portfolio is primarily a collection of projects and experiments that demonstrate my skills and progress.

  • 04What is your project rate?

    I do not currently have a fixed professional rate. For future projects, pricing would depend on the scope, complexity, features, and development requirements.

  • 05How do you approach a project?

    I usually start by understanding the requirements and system flow, then break the problem into smaller parts, plan the solution, build it step by step, and test the result. I prioritize understanding why a system works rather than simply making it work.

Play

Playground

Experimentation is part of learning. More things to build, improve, and understand.