I write Python, Bash, and C++ — not because anyone set me a curriculum, but because I genuinely can't stop. I live mostly in the terminal. Right now I'm deep in C++ and Termux, because having a full dev environment in your pocket is just too good.
I'm fascinated by how things break. Building every day to figure things out.
Savindu
I'm Savindu Damsara, a 16-year-old from Sri Lanka who started programming out of pure curiosity and still hasn't stopped. I didn't follow a roadmap. I just started poking at things until they made sense.
Most of my time goes into Python, C++, and Bash. Python is where I'm comfortable. C++ is where I'm pushing myself right now — it's hard in the right way. Bash is what I reach for when I want to stop doing the same thing twice.
I spend a lot of time in Termux, runing a full dev setup off my phone. There's something satisfying about that kind of constraint — you figure things out faster when your environment doesn't do everything for you.
That's why I care about cybersecurity. Not as an identity or a badge — just because it genuinly interests me. I'm still figuring a lot of it out. But I build something every day, and that's how I know I'm moving .
I'm always up for talking code, swapping ideas, or building something together.
Don't overthink it — just reach out. I'm on GitHub and Instagram. Either works.