The spark
My first real encounter with IT. What started as curiosity about computers quickly became something I wanted to do every single day.
A young developer from Bukhara with a big respect for craft, a soft spot for beautiful interfaces and a habit of turning curiosity into projects.
I first became interested in IT in the fifth grade. For the next few years I kept learning — how computers work, how websites are made, and how a few lines of code can become something people actually use.
By the ninth grade I had started building my own projects. I learned frontend development, then Python, then the joy of connecting a real interface to a real database. Today I work across the stack: HTML, CSS, SCSS, SASS, JavaScript, Python, Django and Node.js.
I have studied online through Mohirdev, UpoUnity and other trusted platforms, and I keep learning by reading technical articles, experimenting with new tools and rebuilding things until they feel right.
Every project started with a question I could not stop thinking about.
My first real encounter with IT. What started as curiosity about computers quickly became something I wanted to do every single day.
I explored how computers and websites work, learned the basics of the web and took my first steps with HTML and CSS.
I began turning ideas into real projects, sharpened my frontend skills and started writing Python. Since then, the projects have kept getting bigger.
Three years of hands-on experience, ten certificates and a growing collection of full-stack projects. I learn online through Mohirdev, UpoUnity and other trusted platforms — and I am only getting started.
Percentages are my honest self-assessment — always moving, never finished.
I ask questions, test ideas and enjoy the process of figuring things out.
Clean code, thoughtful details and interfaces that respect the people using them.
Clear communication, honest timelines and a real partnership from first message to launch.
Assembling and upgrading computers — choosing parts, managing cables and getting every bit of performance out of a build.
A long-time love for computer games and the technology, design and systems that make them possible.
Reading articles and documentation to strengthen my knowledge and discover better ways to build for the web.
Online courses and experiments across frontend, backend and everything in between. Curiosity is the engine behind the work.
Tell me what you are building, what matters most and when you need it. I will reply with honest thoughts and a clear next step.