I build practical web and systems tools that solve real problems. I started with front-end projects and design-focused apps, and over the last year I’ve been moving deeper into backend and systems work with Go — building networking tools, queues, and small distributed primitives so I can learn how real production systems behave.
This profile README is the real me: curious, pragmatic, and focused on shipping solid code with good documentation. I value readable code and clear demos over clever one-liners.
Portfolio: https://yeshu-portfolio-26.vercel.app/
About me
- Role: Full-stack engineer leaning toward backend & systems (Go, Node, JS/TS, React).
- Current focus: building scalable backend services in Go — queues, rate limiters, crawlers, and lightweight data stores.
- Looking for: meaningful projects and teams where I can learn systems design and contribute to production-quality services.
I pick projects that help me learn one or two important concepts deeply (e.g., the internals of a protocol, queue reliability, or an algorithm), then I try to make them usable and documented so others can run them quickly.
What I care about (principles)
- Readable code and clear variable names
- Small, focused commits and good commit messages
- Good README (I have recently started uploading them)
Thanks for the trust — this README is written to show who I am as a developer: practical, curious, and committed to shipping code that others can read, run, and build on.

