This is my personal blog, a space where I plan to document various aspects of my work and interests. Thanks for stopping by.

Primarily, this will be a journal for my participation in Google Summer of Code 2025. I’ll be sharing weekly updates on my project: the progress made, challenges encountered, and lessons learned along the way.

Beyond GSoC, I also intend to use this space to write about my ongoing coding journey. This might include notes, tutorials, or thoughts on new technologies I’m exploring, such as Merkuro development, KDE projects, or C++ concepts.

Occasionally, I might also share other thoughts or experiences – perhaps related to tech, books, or other projects I’m tinkering with.

During the GSoC period this summer, I aim to post at least weekly. Afterwards, updates will be more sporadic, as inspiration or notable progress dictates. The style will likely vary, from more technical pieces to informal reflections.

While this blog serves mainly as a personal record, I hope that fellow GSoC participants, open-source enthusiasts, or anyone interested in these topics might find something of value or interest here.

You can find my work and connect on platforms like GitHub and GitLab.

“Code is like humor. When you have to explain it, it’s bad.” – Cory House