Most of my journey as a developer has been solo.
Building tools.
Writing code.
Publishing open-source.
Learning security through observation, OSINT, and real mistakes.
Over time, I realized something important:
Building alone works — but learning together works better.
This post is an introduction to why I’m starting something new under Vyoma, and what’s coming next.
A quick introduction
I’m Prasoon Jadon, a developer and solo founder working on projects under Vyoma — an open, community-driven ecosystem of tools, stories, and experiments.
Some things I work on:
- Open-source projects (like VyomaCSS)
- Developer tools & experiments
- Security awareness (VSAP — Vyoma Security Awareness Program)
- Writing and learning in public
I believe in clarity over hype and signal over noise.
Most developer spaces today are fast, loud, and performative.
That works for some people — but not everyone.
I wanted a space where:
- Questions feel safe
- Learning is calm
- Discussions are thoughtful
- Security is talked about without fear
Not a server full of notifications.
Not a place to prove expertise.
Just a developer circle.
✍️ Why text-based?
Text gives you time to think.
Not everyone wants to:
- Speak on a mic
- Join calls
- Perform live
Text-based discussions are:
- Inclusive
- Beginner-friendly
- Focused on ideas, not voices
That’s why I’m experimenting with TextConf — text-only seminars.
What’s coming this Sunday
This Sunday, I’ll publish the first TextConf seminar as a blog-style session.
Topic:
Building & staying secure as a solo developer
It will cover:
- Common security mistakes developers make
- How OSINT affects developers
- Simple habits to stay safer while building publicly
Beginner-friendly. Calm. No pressure.
Why I’m doing this publicly
I want to grow Vyoma with people, not just products.
By sharing openly:
- Others can learn
- Conversations can start naturally
- Communities can form without forcing growth
This is an experiment — and that’s okay.
If this resonates
You don’t need to DM me.
Just:
- Follow along
- Read the seminar on Sunday
- Join the discussion if you feel like it
Sometimes, quiet consistency builds the strongest things.
Thanks for reading.
— Prasoon Jadon
Founder, Vyoma