Full-Stackdeveloper & builder
I build websites, self-hosted servers, and other fun things while I document everything I learn.
Tools & Technologies
I work with a combination of front-end, back-end and server-side technologies to build fast, functional and user-focused websites and applications
I build clean, and accessible interfaces using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
I focus on writing semantic markup, organized styles, and interactive experiences
I use PHP and MySQL to build dynamic features, handle form submissions,
manage data, and connect front-end interfaces with robust back-end logic
I work with REST APIs to connect third-party services, fetch data
and build custom integrations that extend functionality and improve workflows.
I create custom themes, template overries, and plugins. I also customize
WooCommerce stores for a smooth shopping and admin experience
I design and plan layouts, user flows, and interfaces using modern tools
to ensure the final product is clean, consistent and user-friendly.
I write and manage code efficiently using VS Code and useful extensions
that help me stay productive and maintain code quality
I work with Linux servers, Nginx, Bash, and SSH to deploy, manage,
and maintain websites for better performance and reliability
I am constantly exploring new technologies, improving my skills, and finding better
ways to build faster, more secure, and more user-focused web solutions.
Server is up 24/7 and this website
is self-hosted on my Raspberry pi.
zorgas@pi-server:~ $ whoami
Full-stack developer in progress
zorgas@pi-server:~ $ cat interests.txt
building, cars, training
zorgas@pi-server:~$ _
A student who loves building, learning, and figuring things out
I'm a final year Informatics student at Kauno Kolegija. I've always been drawn to understanding how things actually work — not just using them, but digging into them. I build things from scratch, break them, fix them, and learn something new every time. This website runs on my own Raspberry Pi server sitting on my desk — because reading about self-hosting and actually doing it are two very different things
I love creating things from scratch and figuring out how they work under the hood. Every project I build teaches me something I couldn't learn from a tutorial
I train consistently and take it seriously. That same mindest - showing up, being patient with progress, not skipping the hard parts - carries directly into how I approach coding
I'm into cars and dig into the technical side - I tune my own ECU to get better performance. It's the same curiosity that pulls me into programming. I want to understand how things actually work, not just use them
I'm building a self-hosted workout tracking web app - a PWA you can add to your phone like a native app. It logs sessions, tracks progress, and will incldue AI-powered suggestions. Running on my own Raspberry Pi server
Selected work,
built with purpose.
A selection of recent projects that showcase my skills, creativity, and problem-solving approach.
