I’m Dmitry Mikhaylov, a full-stack developer with a passion for creating scalable, efficient, and user-friendly solutions. My expertise spans a wide range of technologies, from front-end frameworks to complex back-end architecture, with a strong focus on delivering quality products.
I am currently involved in multiple open-source and personal projects, including game development and tool packages for improving development workflows. Welcome to my GitHub profile, where you can explore the projects I’m working on!
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At 7ka.dev, I lead backend development on Sleepy Joe's Will, a project focused on building an immersive multiplayer experience. I oversee the project’s architecture and backend design, ensuring scalability and high availability. My role includes:
- Tech Stack: Rust for game logic, PostgreSQL for database management, and AWS for cloud infrastructure.
- Development Highlights: Working on an event-driven system for handling real-time game updates and user interactions.
Check out our repositories for more insights:
- Repository: SJW
- Homepage Project Homepage
This is a companion service built to manage campaigns and project data for Sleepy Joe's Will.
Built with:
- Hono – Ultra-fast web framework for Cloudflare Workers
- Drizzle ORM – Type-safe SQL for managing schema and migrations
- Zod – Schema validation and data parsing
- NeonDB – Serverless PostgreSQL
- Cloudflare Workers – Edge deployment for API performance
The API is still in development and publicly accessible at:
🔗 API
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I am actively contributing to Higuma Soft, where I develop a package called Registry. This package will serve as a critical dependency in Prompt-UI, a tool that generate UI resembles bash prompt. Key details about the project:
Development Highlights: Creating a flexible and generic registry system that manages storing users data Integrating it into larger projects with a modular approach, ensuring high reusability and extensibility. Stay tuned for more on this project as we move toward our release!
I also love to experiment with game development tools like Unreal Engine, 3D modeling in Blender, or even tinkering with hardware using Arduino.