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Aaron Savin
Thomas.

Builder. Thinker. Soon to be Pilot. (hopefully)
I write code, break things, and have opinions about aviation, software, and everything in between and a proud Josephite.

Josephite bangalore based Aviation obsession 16 and still learning
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Sixteen. Self-taught.
Unreasonably curious.

I'm a Class 10 ICSE graduate from Bangalore, heading into Class 11 at St. Joseph's Boys' High School. I've been building on the web since I was 10, and I haven't really stopped.

My interests run from cybersecurity and website building to commercial aviation. Long-term, I'm targeting a job as a pilot one day and eventually flying the A350-1000. Short-term: writing code, learning Python, and playing too much guitar.

I run KDE Neon, know HTML/CSS/JS, and am building out my Python. I love gaming now and then, reading, and I have a growing obsession with aviation systems and how they work.

Aaron Savin Thomas
12+
Projects built & deployed
6yr
Building on the web
50+
Awards & certifications
Tabs open right now
Side quests
Trip to Kochi
Graduation
Graduation
Graduation
Graduation
More coming

Projects

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Achievements

IGKO Zonal Rank 8
International General Knowledge Olympiad — Class 9
Eduace Quest Quiz — 1st Place
Regionals 2nd · Finale 1st
Best Actor — OBA Buzz Dramatics
2025–26
Homi Bhabha Merit Certificate
2024–25
Bifrost 2024 — 1st Place
Tech event, SJBHS
CoMUN 2025 — Honourable Delegate
Model United Nations
Event Head — Aurum & Matrix Eucranium
2024 & 2025
LTC Certificate + Design Thinking Workshop
Class 9 & 10

Blog

April 2026
The Kite Runner — Khaled Hosseini
A gut punch of a book about guilt, betrayal, and the long road back to redemption. Amir's cowardice as a kid haunts the entire story, and Hosseini doesn't let him or the reader off easy.
May 2026
A Thousand Splendid Suns — Khaled Hosseini
Mariam and Laila's story is brutal in a way The Kite Runner isn't. It's less about one man's guilt and more about what it costs to just survive. Hard to read in places, impossible to put down.
June 2026
And the Mountains Echoed — Khaled Hosseini
Hosseini's most sprawling book — jumps across decades and continents following one family's fallout from a single choice. Less linear than his other two, but the payoff is worth the patience.
June 2026
The Great Gatsby — F. Scott Fitzgerald
Gatsby's whole life is a performance for someone who's already moved on. Fitzgerald makes the American Dream look less like ambition and more like self-destruction dressed in a nice suit.
July 2026
Of Mice and Men — John Steinbeck
Short book, long shadow. George and Lennie's dream of a place of their own gets more heartbreaking the closer it gets to reach able. Steinbeck doesn't waste a single sentence.
July 2026
The Alchemist — Paulo Coelho
Simple on the surface, but the "personal legend" idea stuck with me more than I expected. Not my usual pick, but a quick read that's easy to see why so many people swear by it.
March 14, 2026
Why I Built a Real-Time Chat App With Zero Authentication
Everyone told me you need login for a chat app. Here's why they're wrong, how Firebase Realtime Database handles anonymous sessions, and what I learned about building without assumptions.
March 31, 2026
Reading Animal Farm — George Orwell
It's a wild look at how "equality" usually just turns into a massive power trip. Basically, it's a reminder that the people who start the revolution often end up being the worst ones in charge.

More posts on the way — aviation systems, Python,Books and my other interests.

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Got a project, a question, or just want to argue about the best game? I'm reachable.