Open to opportunities

I'm Irfan Aditya

A Backend Developer based in Indonesia, obsessed with clean architecture, reliable systems, and code that actually works in production.

Meet the maker See my projects
helloirfanaditya · zsh
helloirfanaditya :~ $ █
▸ Golang▸ Laravel▸ Hono▸ PostgreSQL▸ Redis▸ RabbitMQ▸ Docker▸ Kubernetes▸ REST APIs▸ Clean Architecture▸ Golang▸ Laravel▸ Hono▸ PostgreSQL▸ Redis▸ RabbitMQ▸ Docker▸ Kubernetes▸ REST APIs▸ Clean Architecture

~/how-it-works

How the backend works

The backend is the invisible part of every website - the part that does the actual work you never see. Hover a node to see what happens at each stop.

backend.log - Your browser

you click "Projects"

browser sends a request: "show me the projects"

← request sent - waiting for the answer · instant

~/blog

Latest writings

all posts →
February 4, 2026 Why I Switched from Arch Linux to a MacBook (Honest Experience) 7 min readDecember 7, 2025 High RAM Usage on Docker Desktop: Why I Switched to OrbStack 2 min readDecember 2, 2025 The Go Features I Wish I Knew Earlier 6 min read

~/how-i-work

How I work

# how I show up for a team

01

Async first

I keep meetings light. Chat me anytime - I reply fast, unless I'm sleeping. Everything discussed ends up in my Notion, so nothing gets lost.

02

Code over chat

Don't describe the bug, paste it. Code arguments get settled in PRs.

03

Ship, then iterate

I'd rather ship something real than polish a demo forever. Real users find bugs I can't imagine.

04

Cut the crap

Bad news early beats good news late. You'll hear it from me first.

contact.sh

helloirfanaditya:~$ ./start-project

Got a backend problem?
Let's talk about it.

Vague requirement, performance bottleneck, or a system that needs to scale? I build the boring, reliable parts so you don't have to.

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