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:
- 2026senior software engineer at allata
- 2024won the ai hackathon at imriel (allata)
- 2023software engineer at allata
- 2023graduated in computer applications (bca)
- 2023joined allata as an intern
- 2022started syntackle, a developer blog
- 2021spoke at hacktoberfest, navrachana university
- 2021technical writer for draft.dev
- 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!


