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tahmidkhanshuvo

A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. Software, systems and research. Tahmid Khan's developer profile, animated contribution playground and interactive arcade.

by @tahmidkhanshuvo · tahmidkhanshuvo/tahmidkhanshuvo on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON TAHMIDKHANSHUVO.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 27 Oct 2026

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Full-stack developer. Research-minded builder. Curious about what connects things.

I'm a CSE undergraduate at Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology, based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. I build web and mobile experiences, work with APIs and data, and explore applied research in IoT, embedded networking, and low-power communication.

The interesting part for me is often the space between disciplines: a sensor that talks to a service, a backend that makes an interface useful, or a small tool that takes friction out of someone’s day.

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