Welcome to My Portfolio

Hey, I'm Ansh. This is where I put the stuff I work on - projects, open-source contributions, experiments, and occasionally things I've learned along the way.

Some of it works out as planned. Some of it takes a few attempts. That's part of it.

A Little About Me

I'm Ansh Dhanani, a student who spends a good amount of time building things and messing around with new technologies. I've worked on frontend and backend projects, AI-powered applications, and open-source contributions.

I'm also getting into Linux, cloud, DevOps, Kubernetes, and distributed systems. There's a lot to figure out, from writing an application to understanding what happens when you deploy it, put it under load, or something breaks.

I enjoy the design side of development too - interfaces, animations, and the little details that make a difference.

I'm working on my own design portfolio at dhananiansh.vercel.app. ((Still a work in progress.))

What You'll Find Here

Projects

Things I've built or worked on, including Mikk and CodeTurtle. Different ideas, different problems, and plenty to learn from each one.

Open Source

Contributions I've made to projects like React Bits, along with other work I've shared publicly.

Linux, Cloud & Infrastructure

Experiments with Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, cloud infrastructure, CI/CD, and monitoring. Mostly hands-on work where I can set things up, break them, and understand what's actually happening.

Other Stuff

New tools, random ideas, things I'm learning, and projects that don't fit neatly into a category. Not everything needs to become a product.

My Usual Toolkit

• Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
• Backend: Node.js, Python, APIs, databases
• AI: LLM integrations and AI-powered tools
• Infrastructure: Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, cloud, CI/CD
• Tools: Git, GitHub, and whatever else the project needs

This list changes as I try new things, so it's not exactly set in stone.

What's Next?

More building, more experimenting, and hopefully a few projects I'm really proud of. I also want to get better at the infrastructure side of things and understand more of what goes into running software reliably.

I'll keep adding things here as I go.

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More soon.