HexaNotes
A lightweight notes application focused on a clean, minimal interface for capturing thoughts. It stores all of its data locally on-device using localStorage.
Hexa-Programmer
A software developer building thoughtful software, open-source tools, and interactive experiments.
"I prefer thoughtful, simple software over unnecessary complexity."
I am Hexa-Programmer, a software developer and open-source builder creating software projects, open-source tools, and interactive experiments.
My focus is on web development and programming software that solves real problems. I believe in exploring different technologies from Python and JavaScript to Swift and Linux systems learning through shipping projects, and constantly iterating to improve the final product. Above all, I have a deep interest in polished user experiences, minimal interfaces, and clean architecture.
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