I'm a developer who likes to understand how systems work — and what breaks when they don’t.
I prefer reading logs over guessing and fixing root causes over quick patches.
I work on practical projects that sit at the intersection of software and hardware.
Most of the time, I’m experimenting, debugging, or trying to make tools behave exactly as intended.
Sometimes things fail. That’s usually where the interesting part starts.
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Programming
- Python
- JavaScript
- Bash / Linux tooling
- C / Arduino
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Systems & Hardware
- Arduino & sensors
- Serial communication (UART, USB, GPS)
- Linux environments
- Basic networking
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Problem solving
- Debugging crashes and unexpected behavior
- Reading logs and documentation
- Understanding why something failed before fixing it
You’ll mostly find:
- Small utilities and tools
- Experiments and proofs of concept
- Learning-by-doing projects
- Fixes for things that annoyed me enough
Not everything is polished. Everything is intentional.
If it works, great.
If it doesn’t, we learn something.
- GitHub: @darianski143