Murtuzaali Surti

Breaking and fixing code as a software engineer. Bugs are on my most wanted list. I write a lot. Wanna join me?

🔗Projects
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  1. Better - A code reviewer github action powered by AI.
  2. Syntackle - Developer blog.
  3. back-to-top - A Web Component.
  4. rssed - Collection of dev RSS feeds.
  5. Wavy - Text animation library.
  6. QR Codes - QR code generator.
  7. Contact Card - Get a digital business card.

🔗Experience
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1 yr 10 mos - Imriel

May, 2023 - Present • 1 yr 6 mos

Working on an enterprise application related to legal entities. Using Docker, NestJS, PostgreSQL, leaning more towards the backend side.

Re-designed the backend architecture to support storing multiple client data into a single PostgreSQL database instance in a multi-tenant architecture. Tackled massive performance issues due to this change.

Jan, 2023 - May, 2023 • 4 mos

Worked on React, Typescript, MUI and Jest as a Frontend Software Engineer.

Feb, 2022 - Present • 2 yrs 9 mos

Built a blog from scratch using 11ty with some progressive JS. Gulp, Rollup, PostCSS are also a part of the build process.

It's mainly a software development blog covering topics & tutorials related to the web, CSS, JavaScript, dev tools, Jamstack, serverless and much more.

Oct, 2021 - Jan, 2023 • 1 yr 3 mos

Gave a virtual talk and got featured in Coffee & Code event organized by Aviyel.

🔗Latest Posts
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  1. Better - An AI powered Code Reviewer
  2. Server Sent Events 101
  3. "this" Keyword in Arrow Functions
  4. 5 Newsletters Every Developer Should Read
  5. I tried "window.ai" in Chrome

🔗Uses
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What I use on a daily basis for software development:

Editor

You guessed it right, it's VSCode! What I love about it is the capability to be simple yet powerful at the same time.

Terminal

I use bash inside VSCode's integrated terminal for the most part but I also switch between Hyper and the new Windows Terminal.

Themes

For my editor, the award goes to One Dark Pro Darker for the most eye-pleasing color pallette.

For the terminal I went for Oh My Posh's stelbent minimal theme. It's a pretty good theme displaying crucial information.

Fonts

Personally I love Apple's SF Mono font, so I found a nerd font for windows which is the patched SF Mono font.

JetBrains Mono takes the second place. I was using it for a long time before switching to SF Mono and by far it's the most compact monospace font I have ever used.

🔗Contact
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Don't hesitate! Feel free to reach out to me. If you are up for a quick chat, book your slot on my calendar. I also run a blog, so if you are interested in writing anything about web technologies, then pitch your ideas!

🔗Socials
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