Hi there!
I'm Darshan.

I've always been that person who had to know how everything worked. Growing up, I was the unofficial "tech guy" for family and friends — the one who fixed the Wi-Fi, set up the printer, and ended up going down rabbit holes at 2 AM just because a piece of software did something interesting.

After 10th grade, I set out to crack JEE — the kind of exam that humbles you. It didn't go as planned, but that chapter taught me something no syllabus could: resilience, and the art of pivoting when the path disappears. Rather than letting that define me, I turned toward what I'd always loved — building things.

Today, I'm a Computer Science student at Bhavan's College, channeling that same curiosity into code. I started with small projects, kept iterating, kept shipping, and somewhere along the way, realized that growth doesn't just come from wins — it comes from the hard detours that shape how you think.

I live where problems get solved — whether that's debugging a gnarly edge case at midnight, grinding LeetCode to sharpen my algorithmic thinking, or architecting a feature from scratch. Every commit is a step forward, every failing test is a clue.

I care deeply about writing code that's not just functional, but readable and maintainable. Clean abstractions, thoughtful naming, and systems that a future-me wouldn't curse at — that's the standard I hold myself to.