Everything, dated.

51 projects since 2021, in the order they happened. The early ones are not good — they are here because the distance between them and the recent ones is the only part of a portfolio that is actually evidence. 24 of them are still running; those carry a dot and open in a click.

2021 — learning to make things move

Nothing here solves a problem anyone had. It is a year of finding out what a browser will do if you ask it nicely, then what an algorithm is.

2022 — coursework, contests and config

A B.Sc. in AI and ML, an open-source month, and the beginning of caring how the machine itself is set up.

2022Machine-Learning-BasicsML fundamentals and algorithms from scratch; a Hacktoberfest host repo.
2022JavaScript-Basic-ProjectsprivateThe course project set these attic pages came from.
20226Companies30DaysA month of interview DSA problems.
2022R-Programming-PracticalsprivateStatistics coursework in R.
2022Syllabus-Pretty-PrintA small tool to make a course syllabus readable.2022dotfiles-repositorySystem configuration, versioned.
2022Manjaro-PackagesprivatePackage lists and a quick-install script to rebuild a machine.
2022health-checkprivateScripts that check whether the computer is healthy.
2022Solares Project — FrontendprivateFront-end for a client project.
2022Document hostingprivateFour tiny static sites — LOR, LOA, participation, resume — each at a stable URL.

2023 — components, and the first models

Front-end stops being one HTML file. The notebooks start, four months after ChatGPT shipped and everybody's idea of a side project changed.

2024–2025 — the job, and tools for it

Axis Bank, a minor at IIT Mandi, and the shift from projects that teach to tools that get used.

2026 — systems that run without me

Everything from here collects its own data, decides something and keeps doing it on a schedule. The difference from 2021 is not the language; it is that these have to survive the night unattended.

Private repositories stay private: where a row is marked private the link goes to the running app, not the source. Forks and one-off contribution repos are left out.