Engineering notes across my work — Web3, security, and commerce.
Managerenta is a rental-management app, but its more useful output is a Next.js + Mongo + Redis template the other apps are built from.
Aisolver keeps its layers honest with an arch-check script that turns "please respect the boundaries" into an automated gate.
Chekka sells trust in a used-car purchase. Writing the spec first is how the build stayed honest about what "verified" means.
Golden Bite runs a storefront, a back-office, and a staff app on a per-operation database/service model — the same isolation idea, sized for a bakery.
Porting a stateful Blazor Server app to Go + Next.js meant confronting an uncomfortable truth: most of the rewrite was not Go at all.
Prechop lets students order campus food before it is cooked. The cutoff time turns an ordinary catalog into a scheduling problem.
A short retrospective on the original C#/.NET 6 Blazor Server generative-NFT builder — what it got right, and the defects that justified a rewrite.
Adverta ships a web app and a native app against a single HTTP API in one Turborepo. Here is why the shared contract is the whole point.
Mogadget deliberately has no checkout. It hands a shopping intent to WhatsApp, because that is where the retailer actually closes.
Fivestick is a marketing site for an AI automation consultancy. Building it static — not as an app — is the whole design decision.
Not every repo is a product. The Labs cluster is where language features, DSA reps, and infra practice live — grouped honestly as one node.