§ 01 · Manifesto
I build software the way I'd build a good sentence — every part earning its place.
Short biography
I'm Denny, a Senior Full-Stack Engineer based in Bandung, Indonesia. Thirteen years in, most of what I ship lives under a client's name — banks, retailers, healthcare platforms, enterprise tools.
I work across Golang and TypeScript, from storefronts and calculators to CI/CD and database migrations. I reach for the full stack because the most useful engineering decisions are rarely made on only one layer.
I've shipped frontends people want to use, backends that don't page at 3 AM, and teams that keep shipping after I leave. I care about latency budgets, legible error copy, and whether the numbers actually moved. Craft is how care becomes visible.
Own the delivery.
When I take a project, I'm accountable for what ships — scope, quality, timeline. Multi-client ownership has taught me that clarity compounds and surprises don't.
Pick the boring stack.
Go, TypeScript, Postgres. Jenkins. Docker. I reach for the predictable tools first. Novelty is a tax, and most problems reward legibility over cleverness.
Measure the wins.
-35% page weight. -40% response time. +66.7% revenue. I work against numbers because metrics keep me honest and give clients something to point at.
Leave it better.
Every engagement ends with better docs, tighter CI, cleaner permissions, or a migration plan. Code is half the handoff; operability is the rest.