Programming
From print("hello world") to small apps, games, and tools. I enjoy logic puzzles, algorithms, and building things people can actually use.
I study hard, write code for fun, play guitar to unwind, and spend the rest of my time on the basketball and tennis courts.
Hi, I'm Anjaney. School comes first for me. I like to really understand a topic instead of just memorizing it, and nothing beats the moment a hard concept finally clicks.
Programming is where that curiosity goes when homework is done. I love breaking problems into small steps, writing code that solves them, and then making that code cleaner. Most of my side projects start with "I wonder if I could build…"
Away from the desk you'll find me practicing guitar, running drills on the basketball court, or working on my serve in tennis. Each one teaches me the same lesson: steady practice beats talent that doesn't put in the work.
From print("hello world") to small apps, games, and tools. I enjoy logic puzzles, algorithms, and building things people can actually use.
Studying with focus and consistency. I set goals each term, track my progress, and always look for a deeper understanding.
Team spirit on the hardwood, focus and footwork on the tennis court. Sports keep me sharp, disciplined, and competitive.
Learning chords, riffs, and songs I love. Playing music is how I recharge, and it's a great reminder that progress comes from daily practice.
A Pomodoro-style study timer that logs my sessions and shows how many focused hours I put in each week.
A small app where you choose a key and it shows the chords that fit, with fingering diagrams for guitar practice.
Track points, rebounds, and shooting percentage from pickup games, then chart improvement over a season.
My personal portfolio and blog, written by hand with HTML, CSS, and a little JavaScript, and hosted on Netlify.
The routine, tools, and habits that help me get the most out of every study session.
Read post →Every bug is a puzzle. Here's what chasing errors has taught me about thinking clearly.
Read post →What learning a song and perfecting a free throw have in common.
Read post →Have a question about one of my projects, want to collaborate on some code, or just want to talk about music or sports? Send me a message.