Abhinav Prakash

Hi everyone, I'm Abhinav Prakash, a full-stack developer with a strong inclination towards backend engineering and systems programming.

I'm much more comfortable working with terminals, Linux, servers, and backend systems than building frontend interfaces. While I can work with frontend technologies when needed, my real interest lies in understanding how things work under the hood. I'm naturally curious and enjoy reading documentation, exploring source code, and deeply understanding systems instead of relying on trial-and-error debugging.

Currently, I'm actively working on Boiler, an open-source CLI tool that helps developers manage, reuse, and organize code snippets, templates, configurations, and project boilerplates. The goal is to make development faster and more consistent by allowing developers to reuse patterns instead of rewriting the same code repeatedly.

I'm also an open-source contributor and recently contributed to Fresh, a Rust-based editor for terminals. Open source has helped me learn from real-world codebases and collaborate with developers across different projects.

Apart from that, I spend some of my time working on Vedatechno, where I provide affordable hosting solutions for developers, with plans starting from just ₹250, making it easier for students and indie developers to deploy and experiment with their projects.

Right now, I'm looking for remote opportunities where I can contribute to backend, infrastructure, developer tools, or systems-focused projects, continue learning from experienced engineers, and build products that solve real problems.