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Started this website to share what I learn while studying computer science. It's basically my digital notebook where I write about programming concepts, algorithms, and things I am learning.
What makes it different? It connects to my coding profiles (GitHub, Codeforces, LeetCode) to show real-time stats and progress. So instead of just talking about coding, you can actually see what I've been working on.
What you'll find here:
- Live dashboard showing my actual coding activity
- Tool that generates practice problems for competitive programming
- Blog posts explaining concepts I'm learning (written for humans, not textbooks)
- Clean design that works on any device
This started as a simple blog but grew into something more useful. Every time I learned something new or needed a tool that didn't exist, I added it to the site. Now it's become my personal coding companion and a place where other students can learn alongside me.
The whole thing is built with modern web technologies, but honestly, I just wanted something fast and reliable where I could document my growth as a programmer.
Made with: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS and the timlrx tailwind starter
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