I'm an engineer in Bangalore. I've been at Tracxn since 2015 and currently working as VP of Technology.
Most of my time goes to the team these days. Hiring and interviews, design reviews, RFCs, planning new things, etc. I still write code most weeks and I'd rather not stop.
microcharts — a React library of very small charts. Sparklines, bars, deltas, bullets, sized to sit inline with text or inside a table cell. 106 types so far, no runtime dependencies, and each one writes its own description for screen readers. There's no pie chart or gauge in it, deliberately.
AI work at Tracxn — a customer-facing assistant, the API docs portal, and MCP servers, etc.
bttn.css — a CSS button library from 2016. It got picked up on Product Hunt and people still use it, which I didn't expect at the time. react-spectrum — makes colourful placeholder text out of any string. sgb — tracks India's Sovereign Gold Bonds, sorted by what you'd actually earn buying at today's price instead of the coupon on paper. It's a cron job and a JSON file. Running since 2021.
Most of what I've built is internal and isn't on here, mainly a React component library the team has been using for about ten years.
- Introducing microcharts — why I made 106 tiny chart types
- Aborting a fetch request —
AbortController, and why your dropdowns flicker without it - Babel plugins:
loosemode caveats — what you give up for the smaller output
More at meetguns.com :)