I am a Software Developer from India, also well-versed in DevOps, former intern at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. I am Currently volunteering as the Open Source Manager of Community Classroom. I am experienced in Android, Web, and Cloud-Native.
I specialize in web development using JavaScript, TypeScript, and Golang. I create web apps with React/Next.js and design interfaces with Tailwind CSS, Material UI, and Bootstrap. My preferred choice for building REST APIs is Golang, and I am proficient in working with databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB.
I excel in deploying microservices using Kubernetes, Docker, and cloud services. My CI/CD workflow involves GitHub Actions, and I have experience with the Istio service mesh. Contributing to CNCF projects, I develop tools for the Kubernetes ecosystem using Golang.
With expertise in modern Android development, I use Kotlin, Android Jetpack Libraries, and Kotlin coroutines to build small and medium-sized apps. I integrate Android apps with remote APIs and am excited about adopting Jetpack Compose in future projects.
Linux Foundation Mentorship
June 2022 - August 2022
Minly, a Full-Stack web app, generates concise URLs for character-limited platforms like Tweets. With Next.js, Material UI, Golang (no framework) for the backend, and MongoDB Atlas, it ensures seamless sharing. Hosted on Vercel and Heroku, GitHub Actions enable efficient CI/CD.
A note-keeping android app which allows you to create, edit, delete and share notes. Its design and features are mostly inspired by Google Keep and Mi notes.
It is a theme for Visual Studio Code inspired by the Darcula Theme in Jetbrains IDEs. Works well in Java, Golang, Javascript, and Typescript. For the best look in Golang, enable Gopls UI semantic tokens.
Twitter bot which retweets everything with #Golang. Twitter-api-typescript-sdk is used for endpoints requiring OAuth 2.0 app-only token and node-twitter-api-v2 is used for endpoints requiring OAuth 1.0a or OAuth 2.0 PKCE.
A blog sharing my learning and experience with the internship at the CLoud Native Computing Foundation.
A blog sharing how I prepared for CKA and my experience taking it along with my learnings and tips for the future candidates.
The CKA program validates the skills of professionals managing Kubernetes instances. CKA-certified individuals demonstrate expertise in installation, configuration, and maintenance.
Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering
High School (Class 6-10)
Alternatively, you may also email me at
anuragpathak911@gmail.comOr you can also message me on my Twitter handle
@AnuragThePathak