Atlas
Here you'll find my ongoing projects, the tech stack I work with, and more cool stuff.
Ongoing Projects
pulsar
An autonomous Vital Monitoring System with advanced metrics, complete with a fully-fledged PMS.
archie
My own multipurpose development companion — develop, deploy, and maintain all from one place.
paz
One chaotic companion for everything that requires high-quality entropy. He's a huge fan of physics.
Tools
Work's always more fun when you've got the right tools for the job. I switch between programming languages a lot, which means I use different IDEs and code editors. Here are my favorites:
Rider
My go-to IDE for most of my projects.
CLion
Harness the power. Cut the complexity.
VS Code
The code editor to run every prototype.
Visual Studio
My university makes me use this.
Every project is born on a blank canvas. I define the concept, brainstorm some names, and most importantly, draft the visuals — to give it some style and personality. Here's my design toolkit:
Tech Stack
I tend to stick with what I know best, and when it comes to frameworks, nothing beats .NET for me. I've used it for everything from APIs and CLI tools to desktop applications. Paired with EF Core and PostgreSQL, I can build whatever crosses my mind.
dotnet
My favorite framework as of now.
EF Core
The modern and native .NET ORM.
PostgreSQL
Advanced database for elephants.
Supabase
Open-source, scalable backend.
I like frontend as much as I like backend. While I started out with server-side rendering in Blazor, modern JavaScript frameworks like React and Next.js have made building applications a breeze.
When it's time to get down to bare metal, I turn back to the legends — C & C++. That way, I get all the power without any of the fuss.
