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Hi there! 👋 Thanks for visiting [Snippet Lab].

I am a Security Engineer with a deep love for coding. I spend my days protecting systems and my nights building web and mobile applications just for fun.

Because I handle security and code simultaneously, I am always looking for tools that are:

  • ✅ Efficient (saves time)
  • ✅ Secure (safe to use)
  • ✅ Practical (actually works)

I created this blog to document the tools, extensions, and resources that have helped me become a better developer. I believe that the right tools can double your productivity.

I hope these resources help you on your coding journey as much as they helped me.

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If you have any tool recommendations or business inquiries, please contact me below.

📧 Email: [thive8564@gmail.com]

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