"First, solve the problem. Then, write the code." – John Johnson

Building apps so smooth they make butter jealous

MERN stack? More like "return Success.MERN()"

Relationships are complicated... unless they're properly indexed

"I don't always test my code, but when I do, I do it in production"

• DU Hackathon 2023-24 - Runner-up (MERN Stack)
• Hack the Fall - Runner-up (Flutter)

Building award-winning apps faster than I can fix my sleep schedule

• Bug Latte ☕ - Cafe management system that serves exceptions with every order
• FILMEXIFY 🎬 - Cinema ticket booking backend that never double-books (unlike my calendar)
• Employee Pro 💼 - Employee management app that works harder than I do on Mondays
• DS-Visualizer 📊 - Because sometimes you need to see your algorithm cry in real-time

Learning Rust because apparently I didn't have enough ownership issues already

I implement binary trees so efficiently that even O(log n) feels slow

Who needs LeetCode when your recursive functions are so elegant they make senior developers weep?

Sure, LeetCode can validate your algorithm skills, but can it validate the existential dread after solving 300 problems and still calling array[i+1] on the last element?

Where bugs fear to tread and coffee never runs out:

AI/ML Specialist who trains models better than most of us train our pets

Logical developer with UX powers - can spot a misaligned pixel from 100 yards away

Game Developer who lives in a world where physics engines actually make sense

Animation Designer whose transitions are smoother than my pickup lines

UI Expert & my brother - constantly reminding me that !important is not a debugging tool

• LinkedIn: Prit Vasani
• Email: pritvasani2@gmail.com

My code works locally, globally, and in parallel universes where semicolons are optional