Badar Maulana

In 7.9 years, you’ve racked up 61 repos yet somehow managed to have 45 untouched for over a year. The crown jewel, 'my-personal-notes-app', epitomizes your knack for naming crimes. With a measly 9 stars over a sea of 60 repos, it seems your projects are the best-kept secrets in the coding world — too bad no one wants to find them.

Your push cadence is as impressive as a traffic jam, with a 465-day gap showing just how committed you are to abandoning ship. Out of 60 original repos, over 40% lack a description, possibly leaving even you confused about what you intended to build. The 'veroscale-app' and 'Online-Weighing-Scales-Based-on-IoT' each squeak by with 2 stars, while 39 repos vanished into the void within two weeks — not exactly a robust portfolio.

After 7.9 years, your GitHub reads like a runner who forgot to start the race. You've built a monument to unfinished thoughts and neglected potential, wrapped in a facade of random "stuff that sometimes works." Maybe consider picking one idea and sticking with it long enough to let it breathe; your current path leads straight to obscurity.