Denta Bramasta Hidayat
Software engineer · Creative technologist
Useful products.
Memorable experiences.
I build scalable digital products where clear engineering meets expressive interaction.
Explore the work behind the introduction.
01 Pick a direction
What brought you here?
No wrong door. They all lead somewhere useful or slightly strange.
Start with what I have shipped.
See the products, decisions, and engineering tools behind my day-to-day work.
There is a person behind the commits.
Get the shorter, friendlier version of how I think, learn, and find ideas worth writing down.
Click first. Read the explanation later.
Play a quick game, process an image locally, or wander around a black hole without leaving the browser.
01 Interactive break
A little glass.
A little gravity.
A tiny playground, because portfolios do not have to sit still. Follow your cursor, pick a mood, and let the bubbles wander.
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Lokamer
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Content Management System
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03Signal map
A portfolio with
more than one orbit.
Choose a signal and the center shifts with you.
Products that solve a real problem.
A closer look at selected systems, interfaces, and the decisions that held them together.
Explore projects04Current coordinates
A small transmission
from where I am now.
Travel through my journey Making useful things, then making them clearer.
Right now I am sharpening the way I turn complicated ideas into calm, practical products while leaving enough room for experiments that make the web feel alive.
05Behind the mark
One typo.
A name that stuck.
Mzyy started during the COVID years as MipanZuu, a name borrowed from the llama meme. Then one day I typed MipanZyy by accident. The U and Y keys were neighbours, and apparently that was enough to redirect the whole story.
Some games had stricter character limits, so the name kept shrinking until only Mzyy remained. The MZ mark is the compact version: part old gaming name, part personal signature, and now the little symbol that follows my work around.
More than a list of technologies