I focus on designing and shipping software that stays readable, maintainable, and calm under pressure.
Most of my work revolves around turning vague problems into clear systems — then refining them until they disappear into reliability.

I avoid over-engineering, chase clarity, and care deeply about how code feels six months later.

When reliability matters

• JavaScript / TypeScript
• React, modern CSS architectures
• Git, GitHub workflows, clean commit history

When structure matters

• Component-driven UI systems
• State management with intent
• Clear separation of concerns

When things break

• Debugging production issues
• Reading unfamiliar codebases
• Fixing root causes, not symptoms

I contribute by improving existing systems rather than rewriting them.
That usually means fixing edge cases, clarifying logic, reducing complexity, and respecting the original design decisions of maintainers.

I value thoughtful pull requests, small diffs, and code that’s written for the next person — not just the compiler.

ReactAtom
A focused solution built to escape dependency hell without unnecessary abstractions.
Notable for its copy-paste simplicity and zero-runtime overhead.

Zenith Studio
Designed with performance and fidelity in mind, prioritizing frame-perfect interaction over clever shortcuts.

MacOS Web
An experiment in clean architecture and complex state management, refined through iteration.

• Readability compounds faster than cleverness
• Refactoring is part of development, not a phase
• If it’s hard to explain, it’s not finished
• Good defaults prevent bad decisions
• Code is communication first, execution second

• GitHub: https://github.com/anish-devgit
• LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/er-anish
• Email: mailto:[email protected]