Anas bin Sharif

Science student — SSC candidate (2026). I enjoy web development, Python, robotics, and ethical penetration testing. I am also the CTO of Al-Hasanah Stationeries, a tiny business. I have an Islamic educational background and have completed Hifz.

I enjoy building small websites and board games, experimenting with science demos, and creating local-network apps that actually work when everyone else is still refreshing the page.

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Based in Muhammadpur, Dhaka

About

I am a Class 10 student (SSC candidate, 2026) studying at a Bangla-medium Islamic school. I’m the CTO of our tiny student-run business, Al-Hasanah Stationeries, where I handle the tech. I’ve completed Hifz and have a practical (and mildly curious) obsession for coding, science demos, and ethical penetration testing. I prefer building things that actually work: local‑network apps, small games, and neat physics visualisations. In my free time I design and play board games, tinker with web or Python projects, and research on Wikipedia ranging from science to weaponry — strictly for curiosity (and board games).

Quick facts
  • Lives: Shekhertek, Muhammadpur, Dhaka
  • Interests: Web development, Pentesting, Python, Robotics
  • Languages: Bengali, English (proficient), Arabic (basic)

Skills & proficiency

About these scores
The percentages are approximate and based on W3Schools online test results. They are provided as a general guideline of proficiency rather than a strict metric.
HTML90%
CSS / Bootstrap84%
JavaScript96%
Python100%
SQLite80%
C88%
Pentesting68%
Demonstrates web development skills — HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Projects

These are some of my notable, completed projects — brief descriptions and links to demos or repositories.

Al-Hasanah Stationeries (Business site)
A practical, responsive storefront for our tiny student-run stationery shop — I run the tech as CTO, keeping it simple and reliable. It sells pens (not essays) and includes links for the code (and ordering).
View repository
Missile Demo
An educational missile-simulation demo showing trajectories, drag, and gravity — useful for learning projectile motion by seeing variables change. It demonstrates physics without pretending to be dangerous; think of it as war made visual.
Open demo
Real-time Local Chat App
A fully working messaging platform that runs on a local network — reliable, minimal latency, and built so your friends can actually send messages without cloud headaches. Great for LAN events and testing real-time features.
Source & docs
Physics Demos Collection
A compact suite of interactive physics visualisations designed to teach basic mechanics and waves. Useful for classroom demos. No physics principles were harmed in the making of these demos.
Explore physics
Shoot! — Mini Game
A small browser shooting game — quick to pick up, satisfying to play, and intentionally lightweight. Built to test game loop, collision handling, and polish: good practice for UI and input handling.
Play game
Robotics & Hardware Projects
Small robotics builds (Arduino-driven) — experimental machines. Includes a device that uses a timer and dice-roll logic for "Islamic randomness" in play mechanics (no gambling implied). These are hobby prototypes focused on learning electronics and control.

Contact & links

The best way to reach me is via Email or Telegram. I prefer short technical messages about projects or collaborations.

Availability
Open to small collaborations and student-friendly projects.