Hangga Aji Sayekti is a dedicated software engineer from Indonesia with a strong passion for technology and science. With over 15 years of experience in the field since 2008, he has developed deep expertise in Java, Kotlin, and other programming languages. Holding a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Hangga combines analytical skills with a keen interest in scientific and computational concepts.
Currently, Hangga is focused on building a Liveness Detection SDK with Java and Kotlin, aiming to create secure and high-performance solutions for identity verification. His dedication to continuous improvement and security in code reflects his approach to tackling challenges in both software engineering and AI especially in ML.
Hangga has also shared his knowledge through writing, authoring several articles on programming, with a focus on Java and Kotlin. His articles have been published on various platforms, including his personal blog, Medium (in Bahasa), and Baeldung. Through these writings, he has contributed to the programming community by sharing insights, tutorials, and best practices, helping both beginners and experienced developers navigate the complexities of Java and Kotlin development.
Tubrux, originated from a personal need to address thread-safety issues and other vulnerabilities in his own work. Driven by his concern for writing secure and reliable code, he created Tubrux as a tool to analyze code vulnerabilities, specifically tailored for Java and Kotlin. Tubrux reflects his commitment to ensuring that the software he develops is robust and secure, helping developers identify potential risks in their code before they become issues. This library has become an essential part of his own development process, evolving from a solution to his personal challenges into a valuable tool for the wider programming community.