About Me
I'm Pongsakorn Thipayanate (พงศกร ทิพยเนตร), a ...-year-old self-taught full-stack developer from Thailand, passionate about coding, reverse engineering, and building innovative projects. With expertise spanning modern web technologies to system automation, I create robust solutions that solve real-world problems and deliver exceptional user experiences.
My Journey
My tech journey started with pure curiosity—tinkering with code, breaking things to understand how they work, and rebuilding them better. What began as a hobby evolved into a professional career where I help businesses transform their ideas into reality through modern web applications, automation tools, and scalable architectures.
I've had the privilege of working with startups and established companies, developing everything from e-commerce platforms to enterprise-level applications. Each project taught me valuable lessons about clean code, user-centric design, the importance of maintainable architecture, and yes! there are a lot of bugs and issues encountered as well.
What I Do
I specialize in building type-safe, scalable applications using the modern TypeScript ecosystem, with a particular focus on developer experience and long-term maintainability. My approach combines clean architecture principles with cutting-edge development practices, ensuring that every line of code serves a purpose and stands the test of time.
From creating developer tools like Windsurf Installer (used by 3300+ developers, 11+ stars on GitHub) to building client projects like Molly Factory (organic traffic ~4,174/month), and crafting creative applications like Pixelify (a pixel art generator), I thrive on turning complex problems into elegant solutions.
Beyond Code
I'm passionate about sharing knowledge through open-source contributions and technical writing. You'll find my articles on Medium and this blog, where I document my learnings, share best practices, and help other developers navigate the ever-evolving landscape of web development.
I believe in continuous learning, community collaboration, and staying curious about new technologies—whether it's exploring Rust for performance-critical tasks or diving into system-level programming.