Building things, breaking things, and fixing them until they work.
“Never give up, no matter what — even if that means losing everything in life.
I'm Adam Aqil, a developer and technology enthusiast who loves building things, experimenting with new ideas, and figuring out how things work.
My interest in technology started when my parents bought me an old PC. I eventually sold it — only to discover later that I could have upgraded it instead. By then it was too late, but that one mistake sparked a real interest in computers: hardware, software, and everything in between.
I started programming in Python, then moved into web development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Since then I've built countless websites, applications, and random experiments — some became useful projects, some were discontinued, and some just taught me something along the way.
One of my biggest projects is AuTron AI — one of the most continuously updated things I work on. I experiment with AI models constantly, hit bugs, fix them, improve things, break them again, and keep going. My long-term goal is to build a large open-source AI system of my own. I don't have the hardware for that scale yet, so I'm learning and building toward it with smaller, lower-end models in the meantime.
Another important project has been my Linux server — working with Linux, networking, and troubleshooting pushed my creativity further and taught me how much exists outside normal web development.
Photography is another major interest of mine — landscapes, buildings, cities, sunsets, sunrises, night scenes, and random moments that just look amazing. A lot of it comes from Malaysia, my home country. I'm naturally very nostalgic, so photography has become less about taking pictures and more about preserving memories — moments I can look back on years later and remember exactly where I was and how it felt.
In the future, I want to become a software engineer while also pursuing my interest in aviation — and potentially becoming a pilot.
I'm still learning. I'm still building. I'm not finished yet.
An old hand-me-down PC, sold too early — before I realized it could have been upgraded instead. That single regret is the reason everything on this page exists.
No exact dates — just the shape of how one project led to the next.
Not a list of things I've mastered — a list of things I actively work with, break, and learn more about along the way.
None of this is high-end — the Dell has been running the same 8GB of DDR3 since it was new. Most of what's on this page was built on hardware that's well past its prime, which is more or less the point.
Landscapes, cities, sunsets, sunrises, and the occasional 2am shot that turned out better than expected — mostly from Malaysia. I'm nostalgic by nature, so this is as much an archive of memory as it is a gallery.
The tiles below are placeholders standing in for real shots — swap the gradients in app.js → PHOTOS for your own images whenever you're ready.
Some survived. Some didn't. All of them taught me something.
Whatever's actively getting broken and rebuilt this week.