A passionate competitive chess player, web developer, and educational content creator born on October 9, 2014. I build web projects, play official FIDE chess tournaments, and share science & coding on YouTube.
Three Pillars of Excellence
Combining logical strategy on the 64 squares with modern software craft and interactive education.
Registered under the Bangladesh Chess Federation with FIDE ID 10294813. Competes actively in rated tournaments and online platforms like Chess.com and Lichess.
Crafting interactive, user-friendly, and modern web applications using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and responsive UI frameworks. Open-source work is featured on GitHub.
Host and creator at @SWF-Knowledge on YouTube. Shares intriguing science facts, programming concepts, and general knowledge to inspire fellow learners.
Representing Bangladesh in classical tournaments and sharpening tactical vision daily through online games.
Federation: Bangladesh Chess Federation (BAN)
Daily games, rapid battles & tactics rating
Open source platform competitions & studies
White to move and find the classic Back-Rank Checkmate pattern! Can you find the winning move for White?
Explore code repositories and projects hosted on Shadman's GitHub profile (@shadmanwasif).
Custom web utilities and responsive websites developed with vanilla JavaScript and modern CSS architectures.
Algorithmic implementations for chess board visuals, puzzle trainers, and tactical puzzle solving interfaces.
Web tools designed to accompany videos for SWF Knowledge, delivering quizzes and bite-sized learning.
Explore open source projects, code samples, and repositories.
On SWF Knowledge, Shadman shares fascinating science facts, programming concepts, chess tips, and general knowledge designed to simplify complex ideas for learners of all ages.
Exploring space, physics, and nature's mysteries.
Beginner-friendly web development & logic breakdowns.
Brain teasers, trivia, and educational topics.
Interactive Trivia & Science Snippet
"Did you know? Light from the Sun takes approximately 8 minutes and 20 seconds to reach planet Earth across 149.6 million kilometers!"
Connect or follow along on official chess platforms, GitHub repositories, YouTube, and Email.
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