Full Stack Dev
I handle both sides — database design, API development, and the frontend that talks to it.
Full Stack Developer · Mangalore, India
I build web apps end to end — from the API to the UI. Mostly Laravel on the backend and Next.js on the frontend.
What I do
I handle both sides — database design, API development, and the frontend that talks to it.
React and Next.js mostly. I care about things feeling fast and not looking like a template.
Laravel is my go-to. REST APIs, queues, scheduled jobs — the stuff that keeps everything running.
About me
I'm a Full Stack Developer from Mangalore, India. I've been building web apps professionally for about 3 years — mostly Laravel on the backend and React/Next.js on the frontend.
I like knowing how both sides of the stack work. I care a lot about writing code that's easy to read and that doesn't fall apart six months later.
Tech stack
Selected work
IlandSpaces is a property trading platform designed for buying and selling real estate and connecting users with agents. Built with Laravel, PostgreSQL, Livewire, and TailwindCSS, the platform provides a seamless experience for property listing and browsing. It is hosted on AWS and integrated with Razorpay for managing subscriptions, ensuring a smooth and secure payment process.
Megaspeed Cargo is a shipping container management system that assigns containers to transporters. Originally built with Next.js/NestJS, it was later migrated to Laravel.
RushKart is a custom t-shirt printing platform where users can upload designs, preview them on t-shirts, and place orders for delivery.
Luxury Living is a lottery draw management system where users make monthly payments, and admins oversee transactions via cash or UPI.
HFC is a modern church platform that keeps members updated on events, news, and mass schedules. Built with Laravel, MySql, Livewire, and TailwindCSS, it offers a seamless experience. Hosted on Hostinger, it ensures easy access to church history and activities.
A hostel management system simplifying student registrations, payments, and complaints.
From the blog
I redesigned my portfolio site by splitting the job in two: work out the design in a normal Claude conversation first, then hand the settled direction to Claude Code and let it do the building. Here is how that handoff went, what the upgrade actually covered - Next 16, React 19, Tailwind v4, GSAP, Zod 4 - and the one dependency I deliberately left pinned.
If you use Claude Code in more than one repo, you have probably copied a slash command between projects and watched the two versions drift apart. Plugins fix that. Here is what a plugin bundles, the folder layout that trips everyone up the first time, how to keep several plugins in one repo, and how to turn that repo into your own marketplace on GitHub.