
Melvin Jones Repol
I specialize in building robust, scalable software solutions that solve real-world problems. With a passion for technology and a commitment to excellence, I bring ideas to life through code.
New Updates
Fresh projects and improvements added recently to keep things evolving. This section highlights what’s new, refined, or actively being worked on.
Licenses Updates
Axleshift Core 1 and Point of Sale System newer updates will be released under 'Polyform Noncommercial License 1.0.0' refer to the project LICENSE file for more information, any commits before this updates will be under its previous license 'MIT with common clause'.
Homepage Revamp & Ads
Redesigned and modernized the homepage for a smoother user experience, a minor ad(s) view will be displayed on project section.
Featured Projects
A curated selection of projects that best represent my skills and creativity. These are the ones I’m most proud of and actively showcase.

A lightweight, fast, and privacy-focused Android web browser built entirely from scratch to deliver a secure and efficient browsing experience. Designed to balance speed, security, and functionality, it aims to provide all the essential features of modern browsers while staying minimal and resource-friendly.
Programming Stats
A snapshot of my coding activity across languages and tools. Tracked automatically to reflect real development time and habits.
13.0 hrs
in the last 7 days
Top language
TypeScript
TypeScript
6.9 hrs
JSON
1.4 hrs
YAML
1.2 hrs
JavaScript
0.7 hrs
PHP
0.5 hrs
Editors
Zed, VS Code
Operating systems
Linux
Machines
archlinux
Most Played Games
Games I’ve spent the most time playing and enjoying. A mix of favorites that reflect my taste and playstyle over time.















I’m building Hall of Codes an open-source playground for developers, creatives, and problem-solvers. It’s where ideas turn into projects, and projects turn into opportunities to learn and collaborate.
If you love building cool things, exploring new tech, or just geeking out over code, you’re welcome to join the journey.
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