Added a small but meaningful interaction to my portfolio.
This wasn’t just animation.
Focused on performance and UX.
Tiny detail, but these things shape how a product feels.
Once upon a time, a devil ruled the world. His chaos was so strong, even God trembled.
Then came a monster. It didn’t fight, it ate his power.
The devil? JavaScript.
The monster? AI.
The world will never be the same
My mind often goes blank when I need ideas or thoughts.
I think the reason is that I'm just consuming.
Instagram, movies, and anime feed us stories and experiences, leaving little room for us to create or think independently.
Client asked me to subscribe to a paid tool on day one. No contract. No payment received yet.
Tool isn’t even needed for my personal workflow.
That’s a hard no for me.
If a client requires a specific tool, they should provide it or cover the cost upfront.
Isn't it obvious?
I recently came across MediaPipe: Google's realtime motion tracking library.
It’s surprisingly good
So I started experimenting…
Implemented it's simple features that tracks body pose live
Let's see what I can build out of it.
Workout rep counter? 3D blocks?
I thought building a toy programming language would turn out to be difficult.
But it is so simple and easy. You just need to write a transpiler and sets of custom words based on your theme of the script.
Build a fun side project genzlang.vercel.app
GenZ based toy programming language.
Javascript but GenZ-ified.
Where `if` becomes `pov`, `true` becomes `no_cap` .Comes with fun keywords and errors mapping.
Try it, run it, roast it.