CS Undergrad · Full Stack Developer (Maybe)
Currently a B.Sc. Hons Computer Science student at Acharya Prafulla Chandra College, Kolkata (semester 2, still googling things I "learned" in semester 1). I'm also a PR Reviewer at is-a.dev - making me a professional button-clicker.
Python - my one true love (when coding, obviously), no jealousy issues.HTML/CSS/JS, C/C++, Java - mostly friendly, occasionally at war.Firebase, Gemini API, Render - the free-tier survival kit.Git - my time machine and my regret log.I build tools, libraries, and web utilities - mostly things I wish existed, occasionally things nobody asked for. Written up with the decisions and trade-offs left visible.
Lightweight PWA code editor running fully in-browser. Built after one too many "I forgot to bring the assignment" moments - write the code, download it in any extension, print, done.
Privacy-first architecture running 24/7 in the cloud to permanently archive WhatsApp conversations. Not spying, just... very thorough remembering.
A bridge between systems programming and LLM interfaces built into a secure Gemini-powered ecosystem, because apparently I needed a fourth project this month.
CLI-based C source obfuscator utilizing a 256-bit password-seeded rolling cipher. Turns C code into emojis. Yes, on purpose. No, I don't know why either.
Python CLI to pipe GitHub raw content directly into local execution sandboxes. For people (me) too impatient to git clone.
Remote code compilation service providing a sanitized environment for C/C++ execution. Kept alive by hope and a Render free tier.
Libraries, coursework, and things I was procrastinating on instead of Sem 2 Prep.
Every B.Sc. practical I've ever suffered through, preserved for posterity.
Compound interest, matrices, and stats tools, so I stop doing math by hand like a caveman.
Educational Source-Available License. My own software license, mostly to say "please don't copy this" in legal-sounding language.
As a PR Reviewer at github.com/is-a-dev, I review subdomain registration requests from developers worldwide. Or, to put it more accurately, I stare at broken JSON files until they blur into a singular, mocking entity.
After 500+ PRs, my soul has officially left my body. The sheer volume of developers pointing CNAMEs to localhost, forgetting trailing commas, and boldly trying to register google.is-a.dev has eroded my remaining sanity. I spend half my day begging people to please, for the love of all that is holy, make their repositories public before asking for a domain. I am no longer a developer; I am a glorified JSON linter and a part-time therapist for DNS conflicts. Send help. And coffee.
I am so incredibly tired. I have built, burned down, and rebuilt my portfolio seven times before this. Each iteration was a desperate attempt to look "professional" before I finally gave up, threw design out the window, and made this plain text document.
For your amusement, here lies the graveyard of my previous digital identities:
This is version 8. There will not be a version 9.
I promise I respond faster than I fix bugs. Email or LinkedIn, your pick.
GitHub. Mostly green squares and regret.
Go to amit.is-a.dev/hub to see the list of the all the domains and the pages.
You scrolled this whole page. That's more commitment than I've shown to Sem 2 Prep. Go drink some water.