About Me

Hi, I'm Aman Pareek, a self-taught Node.js developer. My journey into tech began from a deeply personal space — I was an introvert, and tech gave me the freedom to build without having to rely on conversations. In 2018, I launched my first project, myrbsenotes.com, where I sold educational PDFs. It reached over 2 lakh users in just two years and taught me early lessons in product building, user experience, and entrepreneurship.

After completing my BCA from Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University in Ajmer, Rajasthan, I picked up React to build dynamic UIs. But as backend complexity grew, I transitioned into Node.js — and found my passion in API development, full-stack problem solving, and building high-impact npm packages.

I specialize in creating performance-focused web apps, robust REST APIs, and tools that solve real-world developer challenges. My goal has always been to simplify development while building for scale and reliability.

When I’m not coding, I’m likely playing chess. I’ve been passionate about the game for years, and if I weren't a developer, I’d probably be pursuing chess full-time. You can check out my chess profile here.

What I Do

I specialize in:

My focus is always on scalability, developer experience, and machine efficiency.

My Development Philosophy

I believe machines are not just running our code—they're powering our businesses and automating our logic to help us scale and earn. So, I respect the machine. I write optimized code that’s efficient for machines to execute, yet simple and well-documented for developers to understand and integrate.

I tend to avoid bloated abstractions. I prefer custom APIs because I want full control and clarity over what my code is doing and when it’s doing it. You could call me a control freak, but I believe that’s how you ship reliable software.

I use Visual Studio Code because it’s powerful, extensible, and free — everything a solo developer needs to build production-ready tools.

What I’m Building Now

Currently, most of my time is focused on AP-SSG — a powerful static site generator built using modern JavaScript. As a developer who loves writing clean, expressive code with template literals, I wanted a way to generate fast, production-ready websites without relying on bloated frameworks.

AP-SSG is designed to be the developer’s first choice for building static websites. It saves time, reduces server/database load, and encourages efficiency by pre-rendering everything — so machines don’t have to do extra work when it's not needed.

AP-SSG has already crossed Total downloads for ap-ssg, showing that developers are actively using and trusting it. My goal is to keep improving it until it becomes the go-to tool for building static websites — helping developers save time, cut costs, and build blazing-fast, SEO-friendly sites effortlessly.

I’m also working on ap-multipart, a minimal file upload handler for Node.js without dependencies, and an upcoming .env management platform to streamline environment variable configuration across projects.

🚀 Goals & Vision

In the next 2–3 years, I see myself building developer-first tools that simplify workflows and eliminate unnecessary complexity. I'm particularly drawn to solving problems in developer tooling, automation, and performance optimization — areas where even small improvements can create massive impact.

My ultimate goal is to make life simpler and more beautiful using technology — whether through web platforms, APIs, or mobile apps.

🧠 What I'm Learning Now

I'm currently diving into native Android development using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. As a JavaScript-first developer, I’m excited to expand into the mobile space — bringing the same obsession with clean code, performance, and UX to mobile apps as I do on the web.

💻 Tech Stack

Node.js React MongoDB JavaScript Redux Express.js REST API Figma Git Webpack Jest Docker Vercel