ANISH CHANDASOFTWARE ENGINEER

Building products.Running infrastructure.Maintaining open source.

Software for clients, teams, and projects of my own.

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SELECTED WORKS

Open-source software for recording workouts and planning endurance training.

ABOUT

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I’m Anish. Most of my work starts with software and goes wherever the problem requires.

Sometimes that is the product itself. Sometimes it is tooling, infrastructure, or something further down the stack.

I like getting past the surface of things.

The more I work with something, the more I want to know what it is doing and why.

I want technical decisions to have a clear reason behind them.

If a service, boundary, or abstraction is there, I want to know what problem it solves.

The product should make the work easier.

If someone has to think about the software more than the task, there is probably something to fix.

Shipping is not the end of the work.

Most software spends far longer being changed than being built for the first time. I like being involved for that part too.

NOTES / RESEARCH / OPEN SOURCE

Writing/Elsewhere

Infrequent writing about software and things I’ve spent too much time thinking about.

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ARTICLE / Oct 01 2026

Inside Flutter's Impeller renderer

Impeller prepares Flutter's built-in shaders ahead of time. Follow a gradient panel through path filling, depth-based clipping, and backdrop blur to see what still happens when a frame is drawn.

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Flutter and Impeller wordmarks beside layered blue surfaces representing the rendering pipeline

Flutter / Impeller / Rendering

PEARC ’26New York, NY
Jul 26, 2026

Slurm-View: Actionable Guidance for HPC Users

Anish Chanda and Robert Grandin

Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA

Slurm-View brings job, node, queue, and cluster-health information together to make HPC systems easier to understand and act on.

In Proceedings of the Practice and Experience in Advanced Research Computing (PEARC ’26)

DOI: 10.1145/3785462.3815867PDF

ELSEWHERE / OPEN SOURCE

I contribute to projects beyond my own.

MORE / GITHUBgithub.com/Anish-Chanda

PERSONAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Some of my software runs on infrastructure I operate.

The homelab started as a place to experiment. It has grown into a small set of machines I use for projects, storage, backups, and whatever I feel like running next.

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CONTACT / SAY HELLO

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I’d be happy to hear from you.