I'm a LSGI STUDENT / DEVELOPER / GIS LEARNER from Hong Kong.
- 🎓 Studying: Land Surveying and Geo-Informatics, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. What is this?
- 💻 Interested in: Web development, GIS, backend systems, CTF, Application of LLM AI
- 🌱 Currently learning: GIS, Python
- 🎮 Fun fact: I study LSGI that , but half my curiosity lives in web infrastructure.
- Languages: Python, JavaScript, SQL
- Tools: Git, PostgreSQL, ArcGIS, Matlab
- LLMcord — A modified version of jakobdylanc/llmcord with more features for better config management.
- And more! Please scroll down to see my repositories.
- GitHub: github.com/ujayden
- Personal Website: ujayden.com
- Portfolio: hub.ujayden.com (planned)
- Email: admin@ujayden.com
- Threads / Instagram: @ujayden_00
- X (Twitter): @ujayden_
- Discord:
ujayden
- I am a student and may make mistakes in my code. Please feel free to point them out and help me improve!
- uJayden's "u" is stand for uncle.
- Previous name is uncle-jayden, but it's too long to type so I shorten it to uJayden.
- My GitHub avatar features a character named Florian Brand from the game Identity V. He is a Fire Investigator. I chose this character because I admire his personality — he is cool, kind, intelligent, and enthusiastic.
- I got a extreme grade in ICT in the HKDSE and do not study Geography. But instead of studying Computer Science, I chose Land Surveying and Geo-Informatics — a choice many people find surprising.
class uJayden:
def __init__(self):
self.username = 'uJayden'
self.name = 'Jayden'
self.position = ['LSGI Student', 'Developer', 'GIS Learner']
self.web = 'https://www.ujayden.com'
self.profile = 'https://hub.ujayden.com/'
self.contact = {
'email': 'admin@ujayden.com',
'threads': '@ujayden_00',
'x': '@ujayden_'
}
self.code = {
'backend': ['Python', 'NodeJS', 'PHP'],
'database': ['PostgreSQL', 'MySQL'],
'tools': [ 'Git, PostgreSQL, ArcGIS, Matlab'],
'misc': ['LLM AI', 'CTF']
}
def __str__(self):
return f'{self.name} | {", ".join(self.position)}'
if __name__ == '__main__':
me = uJayden()
print(me)