I am a 15-year-old developer and a Class 8 student at Putia Secondary School in Jhenaidah, Bangladesh. I learn code beside my school books and turn ideas into real, working products — like Mesiji, my live web project.
Code, curiosity and a small village with big dreams.
I am Sahad Hossein (MD: Shemanto), a 15-year-old student from Nij Putia village, Goyalpara Bazar, Jhenaidah, Bangladesh. I study in Class 8 at Putia Secondary School, and my school bag carries two things: textbooks and a laptop full of code.
I started learning programming out of pure curiosity — watching tutorials, reading documentation, breaking things and fixing them again. Today I build real, working websites and applications. My proudest work so far is Mesiji, a live project that real people use.
I want to prove that age and location never decide your limits. A student from a village in Jhenaidah can ship software to the whole internet — and I am just getting started.
A growing toolkit, learned one project at a time.
Real projects, live on the internet.
Have an idea, a project or just a question? My inbox is always open.
Nij Putia Village, Goyalpara Bazar, Jhenaidah, Bangladesh — a quiet village where I study, code and dream.