a software engineer, building syntackle.com

i break and fix code, write a lot (wanna join me?) and have published articles on several publications including css-tricks and freeCodeCamp. you can find me developing my projects such as rssed and better, or writing on my blog.

find me on your terminal:

betterAI · GitHub Action
syntackleDeveloper blog
mbuffsAI · Movie lists
back-to-topWeb Component
rssedRSS feeds
wavyText Animation
  1. 2026senior software engineer at allata
  2. 2024won the ai hackathon at imriel (allata)
  3. 2023software engineer at allata
  4. 2023graduated in computer applications (bca)
  5. 2023joined allata as an intern
  6. 2022started syntackle, a developer blog
  7. 2021spoke at hacktoberfest, navrachana university
  8. 2021technical writer for draft.dev
  9. 2021started writing for css-tricks

What I use on a daily basis for software development 👇

Editor

You guessed it right, it's VSCode! What I love about it is the capability to be simple yet powerful at the same time.

Coding Agent

Switching between OpenCode and Claude Code, but I prefer using open source models in OpenCode via OpenCode Go.

Terminal

When I'm on Windows, I use bash inside VSCode's integrated terminal for the most part, or the new Windows Terminal. On a Mac, I prefer Warp, and sometimes go to the default zsh terminal with oh-my-zsh on top. I also tried Solo, and it's great too.

Themes

For my editor, the award goes to One Dark Pro Darker  for the most eye-pleasing color pallette. I also like the Dark Modern  theme of VSCode.

For the windows terminal, I went for Oh My Posh's stelbent minimal theme. It's a pretty good theme displaying crucial information.

On MacOS' terminal, I prefer the powerlevel10k theme of oh-my-zsh.

Fonts

Personally I love Apple's SF Mono font, so I found a nerd font for windows which is the patched SF Mono font.

JetBrains Mono takes the second place. I was using it for a long time before switching to SF Mono and by far it's the most compact monospace font I have ever used.

Don't hesitate! Feel free to reach out to me. If you are up for a quick chat, book your slot on my calendar. I also run a blog, so if you are interested in writing anything about web technologies, then pitch your ideas!