Social and online presence

Everywhere else I show up

8 accounts, each doing a different job. The professional record sits on LinkedIn, the code on GitHub and npm, the arguing on X, the design work on Behance, and the numbers nobody can flatter on WakaTime. Every card opens in a new tab, so you keep your place here.

LinkedIn
in/shreesharma07
The professional record, kept current.
Roles, the promotion to SDE-3, recommendations and the long-form posts about backend work. If you are hiring, start here and then read the resume.
- #BackendEngineer
- #SDE3
- #NodeJS
- #DistributedSystems
- #SolutionsArchitect
GitHub
@shreesharma07
Source for everything I can show in public.
Side projects, the portfolio and this notebook, and the small tools that came out of real work. The commit history is the honest version of the resume.
- #OpenSource
- #TypeScript
- #NestJS
- #NodeJS
- #BuildInPublic
X.com
@shreeesharma07
Short notes on systems that misbehave.
Threads on system design, the occasional production post-mortem written small, and whatever I am reading about event pipelines this week.
- #SystemDesign
- #BackendDev
- #Microservices
- #DevCommunity
Instagram
@shree_kumar_sharma
The part that is not work.
Frames from wherever I happen to be, and the odd look behind a build. No code here, which is rather the point.
- #DeveloperLife
- #BehindTheBuild
- #Photography
HackerRank
profile/shreesharma07
Badges for the fundamentals, scored by someone else.
Problem solving, SQL and the data structure track. Useful mainly because the assessment is external: it is not me marking my own work.
- #ProblemSolving
- #DataStructures
- #Algorithms
- #SQL
Behance
behance.net/shreesharma07
The visual half, laid out as case studies.
Interface work and the design thinking behind it, presented the way Behance wants it: the problem, the options, then the thing that shipped.
- #UIDesign
- #ProductDesign
- #CaseStudy
- #VisualDesign
WakaTime
@shreesharma07
Where the hours actually went.
Editor time, broken down by language and project, recorded automatically. The least flattering and most reliable thing on this page.
- #CodingStats
- #DeveloperProductivity
- #TypeScript
npm
~shreesharma007
Packages published to the registry.
Whatever proved general enough to pull out of a project and version on its own. Small surface, documented, and versioned properly.
- #npmPackages
- #OpenSource
- #NodeJS
- #DeveloperTooling