Projects
Show the work you build and the technologies behind it.
Bring projects, skills, learning notes, and credentials into one public profile. Keep it current without editing code.
Build your portfolio around the tools and technologies you use.
A project you shipped. A lesson that clicked. A milestone you earned. Bring them together in a portfolio that grows with you.
Your bio, your skills, your next chapter.
Choose a theme and arrange your sections.
A public page ready to share when you are.
@you · Developer & lifelong learner
Building useful things. Learning something new.
Documenting the journey along the way.
Give your ideas a place to live.
Small discoveries become a bigger story.
Turn your work, learning, and progress into a story people remember.
Show the work you build and the technologies behind it.
Document practical cybersecurity and development experiments.
Publish short TIL notes and share direct links.
Upload achievements and organize them by category.
Track your roadmap, monthly goals and learning resources.
The latest additions, improvements and changes to Deviloq.
The website now lives at deviloq.github.io. Portfolio sharing, account email links, and the Android app use the new address while existing accounts and app updates keep working.
The headers now emphasize the main action. Portfolio sections are easier to scan, with extra sections grouped under More on desktop and all sections reachable from the mobile menu. Spacing, interaction feedback, Arabic RTL, and Android layouts have been refined.
The homepage, fonts, and technology icons now load without third-party asset services. Mobile navigation and account controls have clearer spacing, and Android updates use the next version code.
The homepage and portfolio headers now share consistent controls, spacing and touch targets. Portfolio sections sit in a clearer navigation bar with a stronger active state, while mobile layouts and Arabic RTL remain comfortable to use.
The homepage now uses wide screens more effectively, its header and hero align consistently, and the redundant three-step section has been removed. Landing, community and portfolio menus now use clearer mobile controls, stronger contrast and comfortable touch targets.
Navigation now stays within reach, mobile controls have larger touch targets, owner actions are more compact, dialogs adapt cleanly to small screens, and empty and status states are easier to understand. Arabic spacing and reading flow were refined while the existing authentication, portfolio and Resume Studio behavior remains unchanged.
MyDevFolioHub is becoming Deviloq — a shorter, clearer identity for the same platform as it continues to grow across every technology path. The product now has a new original logo, favicon, social preview and consistent platform branding while all accounts, portfolio links and features stay in place.
Account Settings now separates login security from public profile editing. Verified platform admins have a protected overview, notifications persist per account, and Resume Studio adds ATS and Modern templates, live A4 pages, section controls, compact layout tools and opt-in public resumes. This update also improves Arabic and RTL support, keeps Contact last, folds older Learning Log posts and release notes behind clear controls, and fixes project Quick Preview actions.
Improved the main navigation layout to keep actions and section links organized and visible. Added a mobile sections menu, a Home button, a new contact section on the homepage, and improved form validation.
Turn your profile information into a clean CV with a print-ready PDF export. Platform updates now have a home of their own, too.
A new interactive portfolio preview, clearer getting-started steps and answers to common questions. The homepage now focuses on building your own space.
Less setup. More room for your work.
No. Create your account, fill in your profile and add your work from the dashboard. You do not need to edit HTML or set up hosting.
It is for people across technology: students, developers, security learners, data enthusiasts and more. Use the sections that fit your journey.
Yes. Return to your dashboard to edit your profile, add projects, record new lessons or change your portfolio theme.
Your username gives you a personal public link. Copy it from your dashboard and add it to your resume, social profiles or messages.
You do not need a finished journey to start sharing it.
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Computer Science Student
Cybersecurity Enthusiast 🔐
Computer Science Student | Aspiring Cybersecurity Professional Dedicated to learning cybersecurity fundamentals, networking, and ethical hacking while building practical experience through projects.
Public repositories and languages loaded from GitHub.
Completed, current and upcoming learning steps.
Short goals and their current progress.
Books, channels and websites worth sharing.
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