Myfer

I’m Myfer (pronounced /ˈmaɪˈfɝ/), an online alias I use for most of my work.

I focus on building useful, practical software. That usually means tools that solve real problems rather than demos or throwaway projects. I enjoy working across the full stack, from interfaces people actually use to the systems that power them underneath. Find me on GitHub here.

Most of what I build falls into a few categories: web applications, desktop apps, command-line tools, and reusable libraries for Python and JavaScript. I’m especially interested in software that’s fast, local-first, and easy to run without heavy infrastructure.

I’m 14 years old and I started programming in 2019 and have been learning continuously since.

How I work

I like understanding how things work end-to-end. Instead of only focusing on a single layer, I enjoy moving between frontend, backend, tooling, and deployment. This helps me build software that feels cohesive rather than stitched together.

Lately, I’ve been spending more time on local-first software, self-hosted services, and developer tooling. I’m currently learning more about structured databases and type-safe data access with tools like Drizzle ORM and PostgreSQL.

Outside the code

I’m based in Florida. When I’m not coding, I usually spend time experimenting with new tools, refining existing projects, or learning how other systems are designed and maintained.

Contact

You can find me on X, or reach me by email at contactme.myfer@protonmail.com.