Shivam Ramkisoen is a Frontend Web Developer with 11 years of software experience, specializing in TypeScript and Rust and currently based in Setagaya, Tokyo. He builds dynamic frontends with Svelte and React and crafts backends with Fastify and Hono, deploying across Cloudflare, Vercel, and self-hosted Docker/Linux environments. A consistent full-stack contributor to the open-source osu! project, Shivam has improved game UI, tournament features, and framework compatibility—work that demonstrates both UI polish and tooling upkeep. His background in Japan Studies from Leiden University gives him an unusual edge in cross-cultural communication and international collaboration within engineering teams. Notably, his hobby projects in Rust (including a CHIP-8 interpreter) reflect a strong interest in systems programming beyond his day-to-day web work.
11 years of coding experience
N/A, Japanese Language and Literature, N/A, Japanese Language and Literature at EF International Language Campuses
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Japanese Studies, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Japanese Studies at Leiden University
VWO-NIEUW, NT (Natuur en Techniek) / Nature and Technology, VWO-NIEUW, NT (Natuur en Techniek) / Nature and Technology at Dalton Lyceum Barendrecht
Contributions:3 reviews, 184 commits, 21 PRs in 1 year 10 months
Contributions summary:Shivam's commits primarily involve changes to the UI and gameplay elements of the osu! game, including modification of existing features and creation of new components related to tournament functionality. This includes scaling and positioning of UI elements, modifications to settings, the addition of a tournament switcher UI, and implementing mod icons. The contributions demonstrate a focus on enhancing the tournament experience by incorporating features like switching tournaments and adjusting settings within the game.
Contributions:10 commits, 3 PRs, 8 comments in 1 month
Contributions summary:Shivam primarily worked on updating and maintaining the osu!framework template projects, modifying target frameworks and package references. They refactored and updated the framework's font usage, specifically renaming font assets and adjusting the test scene. The user's contributions demonstrate involvement in both the game framework and its related template projects, touching on both UI elements and project configurations. These changes improved the framework's compatibility, updated dependencies, and ensured proper display.
game-frameworksgameosumindgame-framework
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