i'm a 21 y/o web developer web3 enthusiast, traveller. i love reading books, riding bike, watching shows.
A timeline of my journey.
>I bypassed the ceiling of single-threaded Node.js and started tearing apart Javascript's internal execution structure.
>I implemented PM2 clustering, pushed Docker containers to AWS EKS with Horizontal Pod Autoscaling, and benchmarked Rust Axum microservices against Piscina thread pooling
>After a rejection last year, I finally made it into Consensus Hong Kong and the EasyA hackathon.
>The event was all deal flow, institution-scale Web3 energy, and elite networking at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre.


arbipic
developer (december 2025)
>Built a community-driven on-chain art platform on Arbitrum that enables users to mint, trade, and showcase high-resolution digital art with minimal gas fees.>Integrated a custom sub-graph for real-time indexing and a smooth, cinematic gallery experience.
taas
blockchain developer (october 2025)
>Created a decentralized escrow platform for rental agreements on TON that lets landlords and tenants transact without intermediaries by locking security deposits into smart contracts with automated fund handling.>Deposits were held in escrow and deployed for yield generation (~5% APY) during the rental period, then returned to tenants while generated yield was transferred to landlords.>Implemented TON escrow smart contracts for agreement enforcement, deposit management, yield allocation, and automated settlement.
developer (january 2025)
>Architectural implementation of advanced Node.js performance patterns using Worker Threads, Clusters, and Rust WebAssembly via Neon.>Includes detailed benchmarks.
developer (december 2024)
>A complete guide and implementation for scaling a monolith Node.js API to AWS EKS.>Includes Dockerization, Kubernetes manifests, CI/CD with GitHub Actions, and load testing.
a deep dive scaling cpu-bound operations in node.js. from naive unpooled worker threads to robust rust microservices and decoupled async task queues.
a comprehensive guide on taking a single-threaded node.js application and transforming it into a highly available, auto-scaling enterprise architecture on aws eks.