Hello, I'm Snow 👋🏻
Hobbyist Full-Stack Web Developer


Languages
JavaScript + React
10
/
10
Swift
9
/
10
C#
8.5
/
10
Lua
8
/
10
C++
6
/
10
Go
5
/
10
Languages
React
10
/
10
Next.js
10
/
10
Astro
8
/
10
Vue
5
/
10
Who am I?
I’m a 19-year-old Swedish student passionate
about Software/Web Development and electronics.
I’ve been coding since the 5th grade, about 8 years ago. My journey began with Unity and Game Development,
where I learned C#. This sparked my interest in coding and led
me to become self-taught in JavaScript/TypeScript, C#, C/C++,
Lua, and PHP. I’m currently exploring web frameworks, particularly
React.js and Next.js.
I’ve always been fascinated by computers. I spent a lot of time
learning how to use them and often helped my classmates with
computer problems. In fourth grade, I joined a tech club where
we used a programmable chip called a “CodeBug” to do basic coding
exercises. It was a fun and interactive way to learn about programming,
but I eventually stopped going because it wasn’t very engaging.
A year or two later, I decided to delve deeper into coding and
started using Unity to create several hobby projects. I continued
learning Unity until the 7th grade when I decided to branch out
and create software that could solve specific problems I faced.
In the following year, I expanded my language skills to include
PHP and Lua. I began working on hobby projects in PHP and eventually
created my first website. During this period, I also learned
Lua, which I continued to work with for several years. I even
ventured into selling LUA scripts as a source of income, though
I won’t disclose the specifics of my creations. You can likely
find them by searching for my name online.
For two more years, I kept learning and trying new things with
C/C++ and JavaScript. In my first year of high school, I started
reverse engineering software and coding in C/C++. It was like
solving a puzzle, and I loved it! This made me want to hack games
and reverse engineer them, mostly using static analysis tools.
After the first term, I decided to learn JavaScript because I
was really interested in modern web development. I quickly found
React.js and Next.js, and I couldn’t wait to build test websites.
I also looked at backend development and other related areas.
That’s where I am now, working part-time as a Web Developer for
an agency while also working on my own personal projects.
Projects

Twatter
A social media platform that allows users to post tweets,
follow other users, and like tweets. It was built using React,
Next.js and the T3 stack.

Return Dislikes
Safari port of the return-youtube-dislikes project. Will
add back the dislike counter on youtube videos after the
2021 removal of the dislike counter

Skippy
Skippy, a Safari extension, automatically seeks past ads.
Unlike other adblockers, it acts like an ad skipper to avoid
adblocker detections.

SHL
An iOS app that allows users to view the current standings,
schedule, and statistics for the Swedish Hockey League. It
was built using SwiftUI with a TypeScript backend.