About

I was born in Jakarta and raised in Wonogiri, a small and peaceful town in Central Java surrounded by mountains and rice fields. Growing up in such a simple environment shaped the way I see life—teaching me that hard work, curiosity, and humility can be a strong foundation for anything I want to pursue.

My interest in technology began when I was still in school. I started by creating simple HTML pages and eventually discovered Linux, becoming fascinated with how operating systems work. Back then, I spent a lot of time exploring Ubuntu 16.04, learning the command line, tweaking configurations, and experimenting with different setups—experiences that convinced me that the world of technology was where I wanted to grow and explore. Those early moments became a solid foundation for my journey as a developer.

Over time, I grew into a full-stack developer who enjoys designing application architecture, building APIs, and solving technical challenges end to end. I believe good software is a combination of thoughtful system design, clear implementation, and code that remains understandable and maintainable in the long run.

I currently live in Yogyakarta, where I continue refining my skills in building production-ready web applications. I enjoy learning in public, documenting my process, and sharing what I discover so it can be useful for others as well.

Outside of work, I'm a part-time runner, an aspiring mid-distance swimmer, and someone who finds peace in hiking or breathing mountain air. I also enjoy writing—both technical notes and personal reflections—and this blog serves as a place to document that journey and continue growing over time.