Heeyyy there, I am Tanish (as you might already know). I am a teenager from somewhere in Nepal who is passionate about tech and genuinely wants to know how everything works behind the user's point of view.
I've been fascinated by tech and this fasination helped me master Frontend Development, become above average in Robotics and now I'm eagerly exploring Backend, Database, Cybersecurity, Software Architecture, and Cloud Architecture. This has eventually made me a kid who is interested in knowing more than he should and learns by experimenting or even failing and learning from the mistakes that led to failure.
Learning practically has always been my way of learning, as it not only teaches me but also helps me gain experience by using the learnt knowledge to build small projects, participate in hackathons or try something new in tech.
Here's what I've learnt so far &
what I am currently learning to further improve my skills
Explore my journey, projects, and learnings in tech.
Student Developer & Frelancer
2026 — Present
I'm a 14-year-old self-taught developer from Nepal. I've built real projects like a service booking platform, a club website, a hackathon game and not just tutorials. I ranked 14th out of 260+ college students at my first ever hackathon, solo.
Right now I work mostly with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Git, and I'm actively learning backend and software architecture on the side. Most of what I know came from building projects, breaking them, fixing them, and repeating the process. It teaches you so much.
My passion for coding started in 6th grade, and honestly, it hasn't stopped since then. I build projects not just to make something, but because I actually want to know how things work behind the user's point of view.
I'm still learning, obviously cuz I'm 14. But I try to touch as many different areas as I can, because I'd rather figure out what I actually enjoy than stay stuck in one field. Right now I'm exploring cybersecurity, backend, and software architecture. No idea which one I'll go deep on yet, but that's kind of the point.
Being a student in Nepal doesn't stop me from working with people online. I'm comfortable working across time zones, I reply ASAP, and I keep things simple and clear. Got an idea or want to build something cool together? Let's talk! It's honestly pretty rare for me to say no if a project sounds fun or interesting.