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I'm Zyad, a developer who cares about building things that work well and last. I've founded Infiniware to focus on creating tools and systems that solve real problems.

Every project I work on reflects my philosophy: clear architecture, attention to detail, and zero bloat. I code in Python, JavaScript, C++, and more. I contribute to open source. And I'm always learning from others' work.

I believe in simplicity. Every line of code, every design decision, every feature— it all needs a reason to exist. If it doesn't pull its weight, it goes away.

I care about making code that's readable, maintainable, and honest. I care about performance, security, and user experience. But more than anything, I care about building things I'm proud to have my name on.

Right now I'm split between Python, JavaScript, C++, and web technologies. I've learned that simple tools often solve the hardest problems—sometimes a well-written script beats an over-engineered framework.

Most of my work ends up being systems work: utilities, internal tools, experiments that need iteration. I'm always asking: is this readable? Will someone else understand it? Can it be simpler? That matters more to me than impressing anyone with complexity.

Open source is part of how I think. I read real code, learn from it, and try to leave things clearer than I found them. My goal is straightforward: build useful software, keep it understandable, let the unnecessary fall away.