I'm Kaloyan. I build interfaces, services, and small tools — from web apps to Minecraft plugins — and I don't think of the design and the engineering as two separate jobs.
Selected Work
Windows administration, without the clutter.
A small, calm Windows toolkit in a single file under 1 MB. System overview, diagnostics, disk usage, Wi-Fi and network tools, cleanup and administrative utilities, with no account and no telemetry.
A lightweight Paper/Purpur plugin that speeds up natural leaf decay after trees are chopped down. Built to feel like vanilla Minecraft while cutting cleanup time and keeping performance high.
View repositoryA Paper/Purpur plugin that drops collectible player heads after PvP kills. Each head preserves the victim, the killer, the weapon, and the date of the kill.
View repositoryAbout
How something looks and how it works are the same decision to me. I'll sketch an interface and wire its backend in the same sitting, because treating them as separate jobs just means fixing the seam between them later.
Most of what I build lives across the web stack — HTML, CSS, and JavaScript at the surface, Python, Java, and C# / .NET underneath — plus a long-running habit of shipping small tools for Minecraft servers, where a few hundred players notice immediately if something feels off.
Technologies
HTMLCSSJavaScriptPythonJavaC# / .NETFirebaseLinuxDockerGitHubFabricMinecraft Plugin Development
Timeline
I started with Batch and VBS, and gradually moved beyond scripting into programming.
I built my first websites and experimented with animation, typography, and interactive interfaces.
I currently work with C# / .NET, full-stack web development, and Java, alongside other projects such as Minecraft development.