Look, I'm not going to pretend to be a senior full-stack developer with years of experience. I'm a learning developer from India who started coding seriously around late 2023. I'm still figuring things out, one tutorial at a time.
📖 Click to see my honest developer profile
const sunny = {
location: "India 🇮🇳",
actualRole: "Student / Junior Developer",
honestSkills: [
"JavaScript (basics)",
"HTML/CSS",
"Python (learning)",
"Copying from Stack Overflow"
],
realityCheck: {
frontend: [
"React (following tutorials)",
"Basic HTML/CSS",
"Tailwind (sometimes)"
],
backend: [
"Node.js (learning)",
"Express (copy-paste mostly)"
],
databases: ["MongoDB (when it works)"],
tools: [
"Git (still confuse push and pull)",
"Docker (what's a container?)"
]
},
currentlyLearning: "Everything. Seriously, everything.",
portfolioStatus: "19 repos, 2 have stars, most are unfinished",
openToCollaborate: true,
willingToLearn: "Absolutely! 💯"
};|
📚 Learning
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🐛 Debugging
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My most "successful" project with 1 whole star and 2 forks!
Built for Smart India Hackathon • Actually has working features • Uses React & Vite
Learning containers and orchestration
Following tutorials • Has a LEARNING_GUIDE.md • Simple Node.js deployment practice
HTML learning from The Odin Project
Basic HTML practice • Part of curriculum • Everyone starts somewhere!
📂 Other Repos (The Real Talk)
Most of my other 16 repos are:
- 📚 Tutorial follow-alongs (MERN-Learning, StartedBackend, Backend)
- 🧪 Experiments that didn't go anywhere
- 📝 Course exercises (git_test, skills-communicate-using-markdown)
- 🗃️ Abandoned projects (we don't talk about those)
Total Stars Across All Repos: 3 🌟
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Currently Learning:
- React: Still learning the hooks
- Node.js & Express: Copying examples mostly
- Kubernetes: Watching tutorials
- Clean Code: Future goal
Currently Building:
- Tutorial projects (hoping to finish)
- Small apps to understand concepts
- A portfolio that's not a template
Realistic 2025 Goals:
- Get a real job as a developer
- Contribute to open source without breaking things
- Build one project people actually use
- Understand async/await properly
- Maybe learn TypeScript?Debugging ████████████████░░░░░ 65%
Googling Errors ████████░░░░░░░░░░░░░ 40%
Reading Docs ████░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ 15%
Writing Code ███░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ 10%
Staring at Screen ██████░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ 25%
"It works on my machine" - Every developer ever
"I'll just copy this from Stack Overflow" - Me, daily
"Why is it not working?" - Also me, daily
"Oh wait, I forgot the semicolon" - Me, when coding in JavaScript
I'm active on GitHub and open to:
- 👀 Code reviews (low expectations, please)
- 🐛 Issues if something's broken (there's a lot)
- 🔧 PRs to fix my messy code (seriously, please)
- ⭐ Stars if you're feeling generous
📚 Reading docs I don't understand yet | 🎮 Watching tech YouTubers | 🔍 Browsing GitHub for inspiration
💭 Planning the project I'll build "someday" | 😴 Dreaming in console.log()
If you made it this far, you're probably as curious as I was when I wrote this.
Remember: We all start somewhere. This is my somewhere.
If you're learning too, let's learn together! 🚀
💬 "Talk is cheap. Show me the code." - Linus Torvalds
(Still working on having good code to show...)