Full Stack Engineer
Jatin

19 years old. Been exploring code since 2021 — starting with a single <h1> tag at 14, all the way to shipping real full-stack projects in 2026. Still learning, still growing, genuinely loving every step.

Available to work
5 yrs journey
Since 2021
▸ React.js ▸ Node.js ▸ TypeScript ▸ Three.js ▸ PostgreSQL ▸ Docker ▸ AWS ▸ GraphQL ▸ Python ▸ Redis ▸ Kubernetes ▸ Next.js ▸ React.js ▸ Node.js ▸ TypeScript ▸ Three.js ▸ PostgreSQL ▸ Docker ▸ AWS ▸ GraphQL ▸ Python ▸ Redis ▸ Kubernetes ▸ Next.js
My Story

The
Journey

5 years of exploring and figuring things out. A year of staying curious through the grind. And then — actually building. Still learning, and loving every bit of it.

2021 · AGE 14–15 · THE BEGINNING
Discovered the Internet's Secret
Opened a YouTube tutorial out of pure curiosity. Typed my first <h1> and watched it show up in the browser. That small moment pulled me in completely. Spent weeks just playing around with HTML and CSS, making things look different and breaking them along the way.
HTMLCSSCuriosity
2022–2023 · AGE 15–17 · EXPLORING
Poking Around with JavaScript & School Team
Started messing with JavaScript — small stuff like a quiz app, a basic calculator, changing colours on button clicks. Lots of bugs, lots of Googling, lots of "why isn't this working." By 2023, started working on small projects with my school team for fests and events. Built basic websites together and learned from each other. Not big things — but real ones, made with real people.
JavaScriptSmall ProjectsTeamwork
2024 · AGE 17–18 · JEE GRIND
JEE & the Year Code Took a Backseat
2024 was JEE prep season — physics, chemistry, maths, mock tests, and barely any sleep. Code had to wait. But even in between study sessions, I'd occasionally pull up a tutorial or read about something new, just to keep the curiosity alive. Didn't build much. Didn't have the time. But I never fully switched off either.
JEE PrepSchoolStaying Curious
2025–2026 · AGE 18–19 · ACTUALLY BUILDING
Git, React & Real Projects
This is where things clicked. Started using Git and GitHub properly — commits, branches, pull requests, the whole flow. Picked up React for real, tried backend basics with Node.js, and started shipping projects end-to-end. Still figuring a lot out, but the pace feels real now. Every week I know something I didn't the week before. This is where the journey stands today — and the best stuff is still ahead.
ReactNode.jsGit & GitHubOpen to WorkBuilding
What I Know

Tech Stack

Still learning, still exploring. Here's an honest look at where I'm at — the basics I'm comfortable with and the things I'm currently pushing myself into.

🌐
HTML & CSS
Where it all started. Comfortable building layouts, styling pages, and making things look decent. Still picking up new tricks.
Comfortable
✨
JavaScript
Can write functional JS, work with the DOM, use APIs, and build small interactive things. Getting better every project.
Getting There
⚛️
React
Started learning React over the past year. Building small apps, understanding components and state. Still a lot to explore here.
Learning
🟢
Node.js / Backend
Dabbled in Node and Express — built a few simple APIs and servers. Backend is still new territory but I'm curious about it.
Exploring
🔧
Git & GitHub
Use Git daily — commits, branches, pull requests, merge conflicts (yes, those too). Got comfortable working with a team on the same codebase.
Comfortable
🎨
Creative Coding
Really enjoy canvas animations, visual experiments, and making things move on screen. This is where I go when I want to have fun with code.
Growing Interest
What I've Built

Featured Projects

Small things I've built while learning. Nothing massive — but each one taught me something new.

Let's Connect

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Idea?

I'm open to freelance, full-time, or just a good conversation about something you're building. Drop me a message — I reply to everything.

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