NeoBase Fz. Co.
Built Web3 integrations for Showdown (CS2 & Chess) with Wagmi, Viem & RainbowKit for skill-based wagering, decentralized rewards, and Apollo GraphQL APIs.
Fullstack developer turning complex problems into elegant, production-grade solutions โ from AI-powered tools to scalable web systems.
I'm Chinmaya Sa โ a fullstack developer, open-source contributor, and content creator based in India. I build production-grade systems that solve real problems, from AI-powered tools to scalable web applications.
When I'm not coding, you'll find me creating developer content on YouTube, writing about emerging tech, or exploring the boundaries of what's possible with AI and modern web technologies.
A curated collection of projects that showcase my passion for building impactful software.
Built Web3 integrations for Showdown (CS2 & Chess) with Wagmi, Viem & RainbowKit for skill-based wagering, decentralized rewards, and Apollo GraphQL APIs.
Built AI Agentic Automation Pipelines with UI Dashboards for automated analysis & PR-ready fixes. Nominated presenter at Cisco Spotlight 2026.
๐ Open Source
Production-grade RAG middleware with text chunking, hybrid search, cross-encoder reranking, and 4-layer security guardrails.
College attendance & utility app built 100% from scratch in React Native as Founder during 1st year of college. Reached 10,000+ Google Play Store downloads.
Automated college class attendance check-in & analytics app built during 2nd year of college. Published under Dev Verse on Google Play Store.
Secure, clutter-free video conferencing tool for developer team syncs, code reviews, and client calls with WebRTC & instant room security.
Articles, published books, and thoughts on AI, software engineering, and systems.
LinkedIn Post
10 min read
Reflections on transitioning from NeoBase to Cisco, freelancing with Showdown, shipping Dr. Git & ResumeFlow, building AI tools, and compounding depth over breadth.
Medium
2 min read
As founders and developers, it's easy to get comfortable with clean APIs and managed services. I wanted to understand the "black box" underneath โ how data actually travels across the internet.
Read on Medium
Book
108 Problems
A hands-on Rust book with 108 progressively challenging exercises โ from foundational concepts to fearless concurrency, designed to build real mastery through practice.
Read on GitHubDeveloper content, tutorials, and conversations with builders.
Have a project in mind? I'm always open to discussing new ideas and opportunities.