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`ooo/ OS: Arch Linux (2024–present)
`+oooo: Prior OS: Ubuntu / Debian (2020–2024)
`+oooooo: Age: 20
-+oooooo+: Location: Sri Lanka
`/:-:++oooo+: Degree: BSc ICT, University of Rajarata
`/++++/+++++++: Diploma: Full Stack Dev, CODL (UoM)
`/++++++++++++++: Languages: C, Rust, JS (Node.js), Python
`/+++ooooooooooooo/` Frameworks: React, Next.js, Node.js
./ooosssso++osssssso+` Database: MongoDB
.oossssso-````/ossssss+` Focus: OS, Automation, APIs
-osssssso. :ssssssso. Memory: manual mgmt (C/Rust) + scraping
:osssssss/ osssso+++. Job: Supply Chain, Vogue Group
/ossssssss/ +ssssooo/- Old Account: github.com/Zenoixnoize
`/ossssso+/:- -:/+osssso+- Shell: bash
`+sso+:-` `.-/+oso: Status: still learning
`++:. `-/+/ Uptime: 20 years, still compiling
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Sanku · Tharindu Liyanage · 20 New Account
Sri Lanka · still learning
I'm Sanku — Tharindu Liyanage, 20, based in Sri Lanka.
I write code myself. Some of it works, some of it doesn't. Still learning.
Education
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│ University of Rajarata │
│ BSc ICT, Faculty of Science — ongoing (main degree) │
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│ University of Moratuwa — CODL (OpenUoM) │
│ Full Stack Web Development, Trainee — completed │
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Successfully completed the Full Stack Web Development program offered by the Center for Open and Distance Learning, University of Moratuwa — most of it worked around the degree, not instead of it.
Most of the languages below weren't taught in either program — picked them up on my own, mainly by breaking things and reading the error messages until they made sense.
I'm still learning, and I'd rather say that upfront than pretend otherwise.
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│ Vogue Group │
│ Supply Chain Management — current │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Not tech-related, but it's my day job while the rest of this builds up. voguetex.com
Most of what I build comes back to a handful of things:
| OS & Optimization | keep systems light, only tune what's needed |
| Lightweight | tools that run fine on weak hardware, not just fast dev machines |
| Automation | scripts that stop me from repeating myself |
| APIs | building and consuming REST endpoints |
| Memory management | drop into C or Rust when higher-level isn't enough |
| Scraping | pull data reliably, without breaking every week |
Languages & tools
C · Rust · JavaScript (Node.js) · Python · React · Next.js · Node.js · REST APIs · MongoDB
This is my new GitHub account → xnodesdevelopers
I'm starting fresh here and building my newer projects under this account.
My older development history is still available on my previous account:
Old account → Zenoixnoize
Most of my earlier projects, repositories, stars and activity are there. I'm keeping that history public rather than pretending I started from zero.
(Live numbers, pulled straight from GitHub's API — not typed in by hand.)
I'd rather you look at the repositories than read my summary of them.
One of the projects from my old account that got the most attention was Garfield WhatsApp Bot v8.
Current public repository stats include:
- ⭐ 41 stars
- 🍴 268 forks
- 👀 4 watchers
- 📜 GPL-3.0 License
- 🔧 Open-source contribution support
- 🛡️ Security policy
- 📈 Public repository activity
It was one of the projects that helped me learn a lot about building and maintaining WhatsApp automation, working with APIs, debugging real-world issues, and keeping a project usable for other people.
Just the first things I built while learning:
- Sheet — O/L past papers app
APK - Ozuna — wallpaper app
Neither is special. They just got me started.
Linux itself didn't start as anything impressive — a small hobby kernel that kept getting patched, one commit at a time, until it turned into something people actually rely on. I don't compare myself to what it became, but the process feels familiar: small pieces, added slowly, nothing finished yet.
Linus Torvalds summed up the standard I try to hold that process to in five words: talk is cheap, show me the code.
Still learning. Still shipping.