I'm more than the commits, the PRs, or the clean UI.
Behind the screen, there's a mind that rarely sleeps, and a soul wired a little differently.
Some people know me as Solomon — calm, observant, the guy who listens more than he speaks.
Others know me as Zigla City — the late-night builder, the architect of chaos and clarity, the one turning caffeine and silence into something real.
The Duality
There's something beautiful about living between two identities. Solomon finds peace in the quiet moments, in understanding problems before solving them. He's the one who taught me that the best code often comes from the deepest thinking.
Zigla City, on the other hand, is pure creation energy. When the world sleeps, Zigla builds. When others see problems, Zigla sees puzzles waiting to be solved with elegant code and innovative thinking.
Beyond the Code
But here's what most people don't see: the 3 AM debugging sessions that turn into philosophical conversations with myself. The way I see patterns not just in code, but in human behavior, in security vulnerabilities, in the way systems fail and succeed.
Every project I build carries a piece of both identities. The security mindset of someone who understands that trust is earned through protection. The creative spirit of someone who believes technology should enhance human potential, not replace it.
"I'm not just building applications. I'm crafting digital experiences that think, adapt, and protect."
If you've made it this far, you're seeing beyond the portfolio, beyond the professional facade. You're seeing the person who codes not just for function, but for meaning. Who builds not just for users, but for the future we're all creating together.