welcome to my digital issue!☺️🗿

An Informatics Engineering student at ITS Surabaya. Currently surviving college on caffeine, sheer panic, and aggressive copy-pasting.

My journey into web dev started with standard and , but raw CSS quickly tested my mental stability. Naturally, I escaped to combined with a superfast setup. Now I just hoard 50 utility classes inside a single <div> tag and magically call it modern frontend engineering. I can center a div without a mental breakdown, and tweaking colors until the UI looks ridiculously expensive is my true comfort zone.

When it comes to logic, I deal with . My relationship with JS is mostly typing console.log("yeepie") or console.log("plis jalan lah") on every line just to see if my code is still alive. Half the time I’m praying to the browser gods, and the other half I'm wondering why a function suddenly worked when I didn't even fix anything.

For college assignments, I am forced to wrestle with low-level stuff like and . I strictly keep my usage to simple printf() calls, basic math, and endless suffering. Please don't ask me to explain pointers or memory management unless you're trying to watch a human segmentation fault in real time.

On the data side, I run managed through HeidiSQL. I mostly treat my database like a glorified, high-tech Excel spreadsheet where my complex SQL queries casually return 0 rows, and my primary keys rely heavily on good vibes and blind hope.