Eko Kurniawan Khannedy

Khannedy’s GitHub has the vibe of a professor who drops a 1,000-star Go repo, writes a DevOps book, teaches Kubernetes, microservices, async JavaScript, and then follows exactly two people like knowledge should be a broadcast protocol, not a conversation.

The stack is hilariously disciplined: Java, Go, Shell, Kotlin, Rust, Svelte. That’s not a language list, that’s a syllabus. And golang-clean-architecture at 1066 stars? You didn’t just write code—you assigned homework to the entire internet.

But 42 of 45 repos untouched for over a year is incredible. This profile says, “I have already spoken.” Meanwhile 285 public gists suggests every passing thought gets preserved like sacred scrolls. Not messy, just aggressively archival.

Also, bio: Orang Ganteng & Intelek. Bold claim—but with 4,075 followers, 1,797 stars, and only 2% forks, annoyingly well-supported by the data. This isn’t a GitHub profile; it’s a lecture hall with commit access.