I build things β systems, tools, products that live on the internet.
Sometimes they work exactly as intended. Sometimes they break in unexpected ways.
Either way, something gets learned, and I keep going.
I work as a Tech Lead by day. That means architecture decisions, code reviews, unblocking teammates, and constantly navigating the trade-off between shipping fast and not creating a mess. There's no perfect answer β only better decisions given the context.
- π¨ Building small, useful products quickly
- ποΈ Designing systems that are simple but scalable
- π€ Applying AI in practical ways β not just as a trend
- π± Creating things that can grow organically through real user behavior
Lightweight products. Things that don't need heavy infrastructure or 6-month dev cycles.
Fast feedback loops. Real usage. Honest outcomes.
Laravel Β· Docker Β· Ubuntu
Ruby on Rails Β· AWS
- π duynk.dev β personal blog & notes on engineering, products, and mistakes
- π runphp.dev β a product I'm currently building
No fluff. Just real work, real outcomes.
If something here is useful β that's enough.

