versachios.

Build & learn

Hi, I’m Versachios
I turn ideas into things that run.

A Vietnamese student working through competitive programming, web development.

Why this exists

This is a workbench, not a résumé.

I built this site as a place to keep the things I’m actually doing — projects that ship, problems I’m still stuck on, experiments that go nowhere, and the occasional idea worth writing down. It updates the way my understanding does: unevenly, and usually after something broke first.

Age
14
Location
Vietnam
Focus
Competitive Programming · Web Development
Currently
Learning algorithms, shipping side projects
Local time
Status
Always learning

Education

  1. 2023 – 2027

    Secondary School

    Focused track in mathematics and informatics — most of the week spent between proofs and problem sets.

  2. 2018 – 2023

    Primary School

    First contact with programming: Scratch and Python in class, C++ after class, and a slowly growing habit of finishing what I start.

Skills & interests

Programming

C++·Python·JavaScript·TypeScript·Dart

Algorithms

DP·Graphs·DFS / BFS·Dijkstra·Data Structures

Development

Next.js·React·Tailwind·Prisma·Flutter

Systems

Linux·Arch Linux·Hyprland·Git

Other

AI Integration·UI Design·Open Source

Hobbies

Gaming·Anime·Chess·Music·Reading

Projects

01HVTCoder

An AI-assisted judge for competitive programmers — submit a problem and your C++ or Python solution, get back complexity analysis, likely bugs, edge cases, and hints instead of a bare verdict.

Next.jsTailwindGemini APIOCR

Notes

Achievements

2026

Back-to-back wins in academic & sports competitions

Competed consecutively in gifted-student contests and the Hội Khỏe Phù Đổng sports games with a 100% award rate — most notably placing at the Phú Thọ Provincial Excellent Student Contest in Informatics.

2025

Regional programming contest — top bracket

Placed in the top bracket of a regional competitive programming contest.

2021

First steps in Python

Picked up Python for the first time and built 20+ small projects along the way, from a Tkinter calculator to simple Pygame games.