Vikram Vaswani
Founder at Melonfire
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
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Top SchoolVikram Vaswani is a founder and experienced developer advocate with 11+ years in professional software roles and over 25 years working in open source and LAMP-stack development. He runs Melonfire, which began as a technical-content studio and evolved into a turnkey open source product consultancy serving global clients like IBM, VMware and Bitnami. An author of seven best-selling technical books and 550+ programming tutorials, he combines deep hands-on engineering—able to read and implement code across languages—with scalable docs-as-code and developer-relations expertise. He’s designed high-availability clustered systems handling hundreds of thousands of users per hour and has been an IBM Cloud Champion (2017–2024). With an MBA from Oxford and a background advising both startups and enterprises, he uniquely blends product strategy, content craft, and technical delivery to help SMEs adopt open source at scale.
11 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Business Administration (MBA), Distinction, Master of Business Administration (MBA), Distinction at University of Oxford - Said Business SchoolBachelor of Arts (BA), First, Bachelor of Arts (BA), First at University of Mumbai - St. Xavier's College
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Github Skills (40)
dagger10
caching10
devcontainer10
continuous-testing9
continuous-deployment9
continuous-integration9
docker9
devops9
attribute9
laminas9
buildkit9
graphql9
ai8
continuous-delivery8
doctrine7
Programming languages (5)
Github contributions (5)
vvaswani/jade
Apr 2017 - Nov 2023
Contributions:4 releases, 11 PRs, 72 pushes in 6 years 8 months
vvaswani/cdt
Feb 2017 - Jul 2017
Contributions:55 PRs, 135 pushes, 73 branches in 4 months
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