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@kavy on professional portfolio · about 3 hours ago

I built a 3D interactive professional portfolio using React and Vite to showcase my projects, skills, and development journey. The challenging part was balancing the visual 3D experience with usability, responsiveness, and performance. I’m most proud that it represents actual things I’m building rather than just being a collection of claims. My main project right now is Kavy’s AI, a full-stack AI workspace, and the portfolio gives people a way to explore that work. Anyone can test the portfolio by interacting with the 3D experience, exploring the projects, and checking it across different screen sizes.

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@kavy on professional portfolio · about 6 hours ago

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My Professional Portfolio — Devlog

I am building my professional portfolio as more than a personal website. My goal is to create a modern, professional platform that represents my technical skills, projects, learning journey, problem-solving ability, and future ambitions in technology and AI.

The portfolio will showcase my introduction, skills, projects, achievements, development journey, and professional contact information. I want every section to communicate something meaningful rather than simply listing technologies or accomplishments.

A major focus will be my projects. Each project will explain what I built, why I built it, the technologies I used, challenges I faced, how I solved them, and what I learned. This will demonstrate practical engineering ability rather than just theoretical knowledge.

One of my key projects is Kavy’s AI, an AI-powered workspace built using Next.js, TypeScript, React, Tailwind CSS, NVIDIA’s GPT-OSS-20B API, Supabase, and PostgreSQL. The project is evolving from a simple chatbot into a complete AI workspace with persistent conversations and plans for authentication, usage limits, projects, agents, file uploads, and other AI tools.

I also want the portfolio to document my development journey through devlogs. These logs will record milestones, experiments, bugs, solutions, and lessons learned. I believe documenting failures is just as valuable as documenting successes because it shows how I approach real-world problems.

My philosophy is to understand what I build instead of blindly copying solutions. When something breaks, I want to understand why it happened, how to diagnose it, and how to prevent it from happening again.

The portfolio will continuously evolve as I learn and build more. My long-term goal is for it to demonstrate a clear progression from learning and experimenting to building, solving problems, deploying, and improving real technology projects.

This portfolio is not just a website. It is a record of my growth as a technology professional and a showcase of what I can build.