Dzakir Tsabit

Dzakir Tsabit’s GitHub has the energy of someone who absolutely does want to be a programmer — and is leaving a full archaeological record of the journey. Shell, Python, Java, Dart, CSS, PHP… this profile doesn’t pick a stack, it speed-dates all of them. Every repo feels like a semester saying, let’s see where this goes.

The top projects are a beautiful mix of real effort and academic boss battles: jtk-web pulling 6 stars, komet-app sounding genuinely useful, then TurnBaseGameJava, Object-Oriented-SMT3, and SudokuTUBESDDP rolling in like the Avengers of assignment naming. Your repo titles read less like products and more like the exact folder names submitted at 11:58 PM.

Seventeen followers, nineteen following, and only 11% forks means this is mostly original work — respect. But 15 repos untouched for over a year says you don’t abandon projects, you preserve them in formaldehyde. No gists either: apparently every thought deserves its own full repository.

Still, the recent push proves the compiler is still warm. This profile says aspiring programmer in the bio, but active lab survivor in the commits. You’re not a README philosopher — you’re out here shipping educational apps, portfolio CSS, and Java homework with the confidence of someone one star away from calling it open source.