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Hey, I’m Prajwal — I’ve been coding since 2014 and have 5 years of professional experience as a software engineer. I’m always chasing the next tech to learn. Right now, I’m knee-deep in Rust — apparently, I enjoy spending my free time wrestling with its compiler.

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[Looking for new opportunities] [rewriting all my side projects in Rust]

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about_me

Professionally, for the past 2 years, Golang has been my main — before that, it was Javascript/Typescript/NodeJs. I’ve also worked with .NET Core, Python, PHP, and some Java at my work — not enough to be my main, but I’ve delivered real-world projects with them when needed. In my private time, I like to mess around with all sorts of stuff. Lately, that’s been Rust and Lua.

I have professional experiences with all kinds of architectures — from monolithic to microservices to serverless — and it’s been quite the ride! This has allowed me to work with a wide range of tools and services to ensure smooth communication and efficient system design. I have had hands-on experience with a variety of AWS tools (EC2, Dynamo DB, Lambda, S3, SQS, SNS, EventBridge, etc), Google Cloud Functions, Firebase, etc. I know these tools and architectures well and how to make them work properly.

side_projects

I’ve worked on tons of fun projects over the years — most of them are unfinished and just for fun, so I won’t bother putting them here. But hey, you can check them out on my [@GitHub] if you're feeling adventurous. Here are a few that are actually useful and some I even use daily:

• [0] hanger.nvim

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  A neovim plugin that I use literally everyday.

• [1] Zed Fork

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  Fork for Zed text editor where I added some neovim like features.