Tayyab Javed

1. Profile

I've been building software professionally for over ten years: more than a decade of PHP and over six years of Laravel in production, with strong Vue 3 and React on the frontend. Most of what I build stays in service for a long time. A factory order management system I built in 2016 is still running. Since then I've worked on high-traffic Laravel services, analytics platforms, telecoms operations tooling and multi-tenant healthcare SaaS. At Appoly I'm the lead developer on a clinic management SaaS and built its AI-assisted data import product.

Teams tend to give me the integration work: payment gateways (PCI-compliant), Stripe subscription billing, shipping carriers, inventory and fulfilment APIs, printing systems, and data imports from other vendors' messy exports. I'm comfortable across the whole stack, from database design and queue architecture to Vue and React frontends, Docker, Terraform and CI/CD.

Outside of work I build constantly. My personal GitHub has over 400 repositories and roughly 7,700 contributions since 2017. That covers web scraping platforms, livestream capture systems written in Go, Flutter mobile apps on the Play Store, multi-cloud infrastructure-as-code, blockchain experiments, native desktop tools in Swift, Rust and Go, and AI tooling built for coding agents.

I started using agentic development early and now use it every day. I build MCP servers and static-analysis tools that give coding agents structured context, and I run Claude Code workflows that speed up delivery across client projects.

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2. At a glance

Experience	10+ years professional (2015 to present)
Core stack	PHP 8.x, Laravel (up to 13), Vue 3, React, TypeScript, Inertia, Tailwind, MySQL/MariaDB, Redis
Secondary languages	Go, Python, Dart/Flutter, Node.js, Rust, Swift, C#, C++
Infrastructure	AWS, Cloudflare Workers, Docker and Docker Swarm, Terraform, Ansible, GitHub Actions
Sectors shipped in	Healthcare SaaS, telecoms, digital media and analytics, retail and POS, e-commerce, manufacturing, agency work
Employers	7 companies across 10+ years, including 2 contracts
Personal repositories	412 on github.com/microsomes, plus 5 organisations
Contributions	About 7,700 on the personal account (2017 to 2026), plus about 2,300 on the Appoly work account (770 PRs opened, 225 reviewed)
Recurring strengths	Third-party integrations, data import and normalisation, scraping and data pipelines, DevOps automation, AI-assisted delivery

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3. Proof

Everything on this page is backed by something you can look at: real screenshots, code copied unedited from my repositories, and numbers pulled from GitHub. It's split into three parts:

• Pre-AI: built by hand (2017 to 2024). Social Station, crypto and blockchain projects, and Flutter apps, all written before AI coding tools existed.
• Same app, before and after AI. The Birmingham Central Mosque app in 2021 and in 2026.
• AI era: how I build now (2025 to 2026). Client work at Appoly and the tools I've built since, with agents doing much of the typing and me doing the design, review and shipping.

For every project I've built, finished or not (285 of them, with dates and commit counts), see The Lab.

Where an app no longer runs or was never hosted, its screens are rebuilt as static HTML from the app's own source (same layout, classes and colours, with invented sample data). Those are marked "rebuilt from source", and clicking one opens the HTML version. Everything else is a real screenshot.

Pre-AI: built by hand (2017 to 2024)

bakerdays.com cake personaliser (2020 to 2021)

A greenfield idea I pitched and built as a paid freelance project, and it's still live on bakerdays.com: customers personalise a cake with their own words, fonts, colours and photos on the product page. Vue 2 + Firebase, embedded in the Magento store via iframe and postMessage, with SVG design templates and a Node render service for print-ready PNGs. 600+ commits.

The editor on desktop, rebuilt from its source with a real bakerdays.com design (D95). The live editor can't be screenshotted outside the store, so this is a static rebuild:

On mobile: editing text with the font and colour menus, and positioning a photo:

The code that reads a product's SVG design and decides which steps the customer gets:

Social Station (2018 to 2019)

My favourite project. An open-source, modular social media platform: Vue 2, Bootstrap-Vue and Vuetify on the front end, with Firebase / Cloud Firestore for real-time data. It had a user-generated news board with comments, Q&A, blogs, facts, confessions and profiles with a memorial wall. There's a Node API, a NativeScript mobile app, and an SSC token sale planned on the Waves blockchain. It's 187 commits across 14 branches, all written by hand.

Home and news board (rebuilt from source):

Profile page with tabs for Brief info, Messages Centre and Friends/Followers (rebuilt from source):

The real code behind the news board, binding a Firestore collection and updating posts:

The SSC token sale page on the Waves blockchain, and the "store an image on the blockchain" proof of concept (Vue + Materialize, 227 commits, 2019; rebuilt from source):

Crypto and blockchain

M-CIA (2017): an anonymous blogging platform built around a blockchain, with a tabbed crypto section (All Coins, Discussions, Predictions) fed by the CoinMarketCap API. Rebuilt from source:

A blockchain written from scratch in Go (2022): blocks, transactions, wallets and SHA-256 proof of work:

Gas Coins (Flutter, 2021, 62 commits) and a Bitcoin wallet using the BLoC pattern (Flutter, 2020): a community coin app with a wallet, a tabbed community feed, a rich list and games. Rebuilt from the Dart source:

Flutter apps

talkfs (2021), a language-learning discussion app with audio posts, and Newsify (2019 and 2021), a news app I rebuilt several times. Rebuilt from the Dart source:

Backend and infrastructure

CrudIsEasy (Go, 2024): generates a CRUD API from a spec and deploys it:

Same app, before and after AI

The Birmingham Central Mosque app is the clearest example of how my work changed. I built the first version in 2020 to 2021 by hand: a Flutter app that scrapes the mosque's prayer times and works offline. Real screenshots from the 2021 repo:

In 2026 I rebuilt it using AI agents: Material 3, dark mode, the full Quran, duas, the 99 Names, tasbih counters, a monthly timetable, multiple calculation methods and nearby mosques. Real device screenshots:

It's live on Google Play under my developer name, Microsomes Universal, rated 4.9 with 1k+ downloads:

AI era: how I build now (2025 to 2026)

AI agents now do much of the typing. The architecture, the review, the testing in production and the shipping are still mine, and the output has gone up a lot.

Client work at Appoly

770 pull requests opened and 225 reviewed in about 14 months. Client code is private, so this shows counts only:

Aesthetic Nurse Software: the clinic platform I'm lead developer on (public marketing site):

Tools I've built with agents

Lara (Laravel 13, Inertia, Vue 3): an agent task harness. Tasks move through flow lanes, and a "Needs you" lane flags plans to review, agent questions and failed test runs. Rebuilt from source:

How Lara runs a ticket: 1. Ticket, pulled from Desk or written as a brief. 2. Context: a context agent gathers code, notes and RAG hits. 3. Claude Code runs headless with tools over MCP, fenced into a worktree. 4. Tests and review: narrow tests run, then a second agent and I review. 5. Approval, then PR: nothing ships without my yes.

Backuper (Laravel, Vue 3): scans projects for git state, runs an AI triage on each folder and uploads what's worth keeping to S3. Rebuilt from source:

Laravel Lambda Runner (Node, Vue): deploys Laravel projects to AWS Lambda with SQS queues, an EventBridge scheduler and a vendor layer. Rebuilt from source, and the code behind it:

Wedding Classifier (Laravel + Flutter): face detection and sorting for wedding photos and videos. Rebuilt from source (web and mobile), and the classification feed code:

Document Filler (Laravel + React): fill in Word and PDF forms in the browser. Real screenshots with sample data, and the parser code:

maeplet.com today: Maeplet relaunched as a town-quest app with a waitlist:

Cloud and DevOps depth

I deploy and run what I build. This is the infrastructure side of the work above, dated from my commit history.

My cloud journey

• 2015 to 2019, servers and agencies: PHP and Magento on traditional hosting, first Docker work in 2015, Firebase back ends for Social Station (2018).
• 2020 to 2022, serverless and first AI at work: sole owner of AWS for a retail POS contract, Lambda + DynamoDB event-driven systems at GRV Media, and Terraform and Ansible from 2021. First NLP experiments (2020) and AI-assisted reporting tools for the editorial and business teams at GRV.
• Jan to Mar 2023, serverless side projects: one Lambda per scraper with a build and deploy manager. The YT Griffin Archive System ran on the Serverless Framework and CloudFormation, with Docker workers and a Cloudflare Worker proxy.
• Mar to Jul 2023, containers then Kubernetes: StreamCatcher moved long recordings into ECS Fargate tasks, swapped MongoDB for DynamoDB to cut cost, built multi-arch images for Hetzner, then scheduled jobs on Kubernetes. The recorders were rewritten in Go.
• 2023 to 2025, Laravel + ECS at the centre: Liveclipper's Laravel app dispatches ECS tasks on Fargate Spot, with Terraform + Ansible, self-hosted GitHub runners, CodeDeploy and a Step Functions record state machine. At Voneus: Docker Swarm, Terraform and disaster recovery on EC2, plus RAG and OpenAI SDK prototypes for internal analytics.
• 2024, infrastructure as product: AWS CDK stacks for weclipper (app and WebSocket), a Fargate-style job runner on Linode (AdhocJobber), Terraform preview environments with Swarm.
• 2025 to now, AI on the cloud: Claude Code agents with MCP, RAG on Cloudflare, Laravel AI SDK apps, Whisper transcription of recorded livestreams, multi-cloud Swarm and config-driven staging from one YAML file.

Liveclipper: one product, six architectures

1. Serverless (Feb 2023, YT Griffin): Serverless Framework + CloudFormation, S3, Docker workers, a Cloudflare Worker proxy.
2. Lambda + queues (Mar 2023, StreamCatcher): a Lambda per task with queue retries; MongoDB swapped for DynamoDB on cost.
3. ECS Fargate, then Kubernetes (Apr 2023): long recordings in Fargate tasks, multi-arch builds, then jobs on a Kubernetes cluster.
4. Go microservices (2023 to 2024): recorder, uploader, health and overlay services as Docker images built in CI.
5. Laravel + ECS (2023 to 2025, 1,048 commits): Horizon queues dispatching Fargate Spot tasks, Terraform + Ansible, CodeDeploy, Step Functions.
6. CDK + containers (2024 to 2026): CDK stacks, Lambda status checks, recorder and uploader containers, Whisper transcription.

Cloud and DevOps toolbox

Repo counts come from a scan of my personal GitHub.

Area	Tools
AWS	Lambda, ECS/Fargate, Fargate Spot, Step Functions, SQS, DynamoDB, S3, CloudFront, CodeDeploy, EC2, Elastic Beanstalk, App Runner, Amplify, Laravel Vapor
Infrastructure as code	Terraform (39 repos), Ansible (31), AWS CDK (5), CloudFormation / Serverless Framework
Containers	Docker (39 repos), Docker Swarm, Kubernetes, ECS, multi-arch builds
CI/CD	GitHub Actions (53 repos), self-hosted runners, CodeDeploy, preview environments
Other clouds	Cloudflare Workers, R2, D1, Workers AI, Vectorize; DigitalOcean; Linode; Hetzner; Firebase
Operations	Disaster recovery on EC2, Grafana, Zabbix, CloudWatch, health-check services, cost tuning

Activity and numbers

Nine years of commits on my personal account, private repositories included:

The 412 personal repositories by language, and the projects I keep coming back to:

Commit history read from the git log of projects I have cloned locally:

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4. Technical skills

Backend

• PHP 8.x (current projects on PHP 8.5), Laravel from 5.x through 13
• Laravel ecosystem: Eloquent, queues, Horizon, Reverb (websockets), Pennant (feature flags), Sanctum, Inertia, Form Requests, events and listeners, scheduled jobs, multi-tenancy with global scopes
• Node.js services and APIs, serverless functions (AWS Lambda, Firebase Functions, Cloudflare Workers)
• Go: concurrent workers, stream processing, REST APIs, CLI tools, desktop apps with Wails
• Python: scraping, data processing, scripting
• Magento 2 module development, CakePHP, Slim PHP, WordPress themes
• REST API design, webhooks, event-driven and queue-based architecture, microservices

Frontend

• Vue 3 (Composition API, <script setup>, Pinia, Nuxt, Vue Router), Vue 2 for earlier work
• React (Vite, React Router, Next.js), TypeScript throughout
• Inertia.js (v1 to v3) with Laravel
• Tailwind CSS (up to v4), shadcn-vue / Reka UI, Tiptap rich text
• Real-time UIs over WebSockets (Socket.IO, Laravel Reverb), WebRTC signalling
• Interactive tools: product configurators, live preview editors, SVG editing and export

Mobile and desktop

• Flutter/Dart: about 30 repositories, including published Android apps, BLoC state management, iOS builds
• NativeScript (Newsify v3), Java Android (early work)
• Native and desktop: Swift (macOS screen tools), Rust (Laravel app runner), Go + Wails (database client), Electron-style Vue desktop builds

Data

• MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Redis, DynamoDB, Cloudflare D1/KV, Firebase
• ETL pipelines, reporting dashboards, analytics platforms
• Web scraping at scale: Puppeteer on Lambda, concurrent Go crawlers, multi-proxy and multi-server scraping
• Data import and normalisation from non-standard third-party exports

Cloud and DevOps

• AWS: EC2, S3, Lambda, ECS/Fargate, RDS, CloudFront, Elastic Beanstalk, App Runner, Amplify, CDK
• Cloudflare: Workers, Pages, D1, R2, KV, Workers AI, remote MCP servers on Workers
• DigitalOcean (including Spaces), Linode
• Docker (multi-stage builds, Compose dev environments), Docker Swarm in production
• Terraform and Ansible: multi-cloud cluster provisioning, staging environments, preview environments
• GitHub Actions CI/CD, Jenkins
• Monitoring: Grafana, Zabbix, CloudWatch

AI and agentic engineering

• Claude Code as a daily tool, multi-step agent workflows and repeatable agent harnesses
• MCP (Model Context Protocol) server development, local and remote (Cloudflare Workers)
• Anthropic and OpenAI SDKs, structured output, tool/function calling, RAG
• Static analysis for agents: tree-sitter based codebase "x-ray" tooling (Go)
• AI-assisted data mapping in production Laravel code

Integrations

• Stripe: payments, subscriptions, plan management, webhooks, metered billing design
• PCI-compliant payment gateways and card data handling
• Shipping, inventory, fulfilment and print/production APIs
• Telegram and Discord bots, YouTube/yt-dlp, news and data APIs, blockchain node APIs

Ways of working

• Agile/Scrum, code review, mentoring, working directly with clients, distributed teams across time zones

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5. Professional experience

Appoly - Backend Developer (Contract)

Sep 2025 to present | Birmingham, UK | Digital agency building web portals, APIs and mobile app backends for clients

By the numbers (GitHub, tayyabappoly account, Sep 2025 to Nov 2026): about 2,300 contributions, about 1,300 commits, 770 pull requests opened and 225 pull requests reviewed for teammates, across 20 client repositories. Work is tracked in Appoly Desk, the agency's ticketing tool (DESK-xxxx references throughout).

Aesthetic Nurse Software (ANS): lead developer, Mar 2026 to present

A multi-clinic Laravel SaaS used by aesthetic nurses and clinics to run their business. It is my main project: 464 PRs and about 260 commits.

• Payments: Stripe Connect (clinics' connected accounts, including recovering saved customers a connected account no longer recognises), ANS Pay card terminals (terminal locations per country, ordering card readers, clinic timezones), deposits and pay-by-link through payment_intent webhooks, a self-contained deposit webhook rescue, an unpaid-booking sweep, Klarna (including EUR), GoCardless subscription imports and payment exports, refunds, and Xero cost syncing.
• Online booking and diary: deposit rescheduling without overlaps, resource clash warnings, repeating blocks, month/day views, Android and iPad behaviour. Got the diary responding in about a fifth of the time by keeping its queries on their indexes. Contained a feed-loop failure with fail-open cache middleware and deduplicated feed fetches, and fixed a parent_id cycle that hung the month view.
• Clinical features: treatment maps / face charts (product colours, dosage options, an iPad Safari flicker fix, stopping iOS zoom while plotting points, photo-swap race guards), consultation forms and form invitations, clinical-pathway low-stock alerts, and stock takes.
• Retail and invoicing: retail invoices and PDFs, percentage surcharges and discounts, decimal VAT, attributing retail sales to practitioners, end-of-day reporting, gift vouchers (redemption, yearly expiry), and data exports including GoCardless payments.
• Integrations: two-way Google Calendar sync (reconnect flow, not re-confirming cancelled events), notification templates (no-shows, form completion, rebook reminders) shown in each clinic's timezone, and marketing templates.
• Security and reliability: IDOR protection on notification endpoints, instance scoping, clearing stale session state when impersonating, Sentry-driven fixes, invoice race conditions, and memory limits on large exports.
• Customer migrations: dozens of clinic onboarding imports from competitor systems (Glowday, Fresha, Pabau, Phorest and others), each a mapped task, covering clients, appointments, treatments, notes, medical forms and photos.

ANS Data Importer: designed and built, May 2026 to present

A standalone Laravel application (about 225 commits, ~100 PRs) that turned clinic migrations from hand-written, per-customer import scripts into a self-service import product. The flow runs from ticket to test copy to go-live.

• Pulls an import's brief and CSV files straight from its Appoly Desk ticket, splits workbooks on arrival, and reads each file's structure.
• AI agents with structured output map competitor exports onto the ANS schema. Sampling is pinned for repeatable results, options are selected automatically with visible AI badges, and "chat with the CSV" proposes per-sheet transforms that a person must approve before anything changes.
• A guided question flow handles what the AI can't decide: duplicate client names (grouped so most can be merged in one click), "which client is it?", unmatched practitioners and treatments, same-slot appointments (merge or split), and client notes. It recommends answers and lets the user jump back to any question.
• A Rows Explorer shows what happened to every CSV row (imported, skipped, merged or split) and why, next to the original data.
• A node-based pipeline (file, text, snapshot and transform nodes) injects snapshots into a test copy for rehearsal before go-live. Re-imports skip appointments the target already has, so nothing is doubled or lost.
• Photo imports from zip files, with uploads signed in batches so 3,000+ photos don't overload the shared server.
• Moved all slow work onto queues to get rid of 504s, so one large import can no longer take the site down.
• Phone number normalisation (keeping non-UK prefixes), date/time detection across split columns, and soft matching of practitioner and client names.

Other client work

• WenWe (Laravel 12, Inertia 2, Vue 3; ~150 commits, 56 PRs). API for a collaborative video/film mobile app: clip comments with read/unread state and batched notifications, captions, a config-driven referral system, user music uploads and a top-10 music portal, search, album sorting, audit trails for clip copies, asynchronous thumbnail generation, and end-credits controls.
• WenWe video processor (FFmpeg render service). Server-side caption rendering with drawtext matching the iOS app's design, animated end credits, background music that loops and fades with an exponential curve, colour grading, and edge cases like emoji stripping and landscape layouts.
• Boiler Benchmark (Laravel on Laravel Vapor, Passport APIs; ~100 commits, 65 PRs). The UK boiler and heat-pump installation scheme: non-domestic install forms, manufacturer model imports (Vokera, Vaillant, Groupe Atlantic), heat-pump brands, PDFs served from S3 through presigned URLs (getting around Vapor's 6 MB response limit), image resizing with Imagick, admin tooling, company-scoped portal routes, a demo mode redesign, and an upgrade to PHP 8.4.
• BTE Plant Sales (~160 commits). A plant and equipment platform built largely from scratch: device registration and code/PIN token login API, an equipment and equipment-type model with polymorphic specifications, QR-code equipment lookup, orders with infinite scroll, conditions, issues with polymorphic media, MinIO/S3 presigned uploads, enum-based roles replacing Spatie permissions, policies, and Telescope.
• Mowtivated (Laravel 11, Vue/Inertia; ~100 commits). A field operations platform for a lawn care company: customer-facing visit APIs, ad-hoc and customer-submitted extra tasks, pre-visit photos on S3, drag-to-reorder task and product positions, a garden facts feature that never repeats a fact until all have been seen, and team, van lead and co-pilot assignment on visits.
• Tidy (~90 commits). A trades business app: QuickBooks Online integration built end to end (OAuth token exchange and storage, realm handling, invoice generation with the trade's logo, expense and category sync, a six-month history pull, request status tracking), receipt uploads with OCR and compression, Horizon queues, and a customer page that was crashing browsers with 100k errors.
• Global SWF (~55 commits). A sovereign wealth fund data platform: a fund comparison tool with Excel upload and export, fund and report search, templated reports, fund image management on S3, and fiscal year and domestic/alternative data handling.
• Keyworker website. An application and payment flow, admin pages and reference numbers, built from first commit to launch.
• Smaller pieces: a Laravel 10 to 12 upgrade and safe user deletion/obfuscation (Smartily), geocoding fallbacks and CVE dependency bumps (Cafe2U), profile-scoped API routes (LAPP), holiday duration logic (Jasper), client credit highlighting (Industry Today), and work on John Brown Wheels and SBI.
• Hackday and side builds: a real-time multiplayer game room on Laravel Reverb with presence channels and Redis queues.

Across all projects

• Work directly with clients: scoping features on calls, releasing to staging and production, and supporting live systems.
• Built MCP servers and agentic Claude Code workflows used across client projects.
• Code review for the team (225 PRs reviewed) and guidance on Laravel architecture.

Tech: Laravel 10 to 13, PHP 8.4/8.5, Vue 3, Inertia, TypeScript, Stripe (Connect, Terminal, webhooks), Klarna, GoCardless, QuickBooks, Xero, Google Calendar API, MySQL, Redis, Horizon, Reverb, Laravel Vapor, AWS S3, MinIO, FFmpeg, Imagick, Docker, MCP, Claude Code, GitHub Actions

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Voneus - Senior Software Developer

Jun 2023 to Sep 2025 | Remote | Telecoms, rural UK broadband

• Built and maintained Laravel microservices and React frontends used every day by network operations and customer service teams.
• Replaced a slow manual release process with automated CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions and Terraform.
• Worked on disaster recovery for critical business systems on AWS EC2: backup strategy, failover and recovery runbooks.
• Built internal tools that automated repetitive operational work for support and provisioning teams.
• Ran container orchestration with Docker Swarm across production and staging, monitored with Grafana and Zabbix.
• Provisioned infrastructure with Terraform and Ansible so deployments could be repeated reliably.
• Wrote Python, Node.js and Go scripts for data processing, reporting and automation, and explored RAG and OpenAI integrations for internal analytics.

Tech: Laravel, React, Docker Swarm, AWS EC2, Terraform, Ansible, GitHub Actions, Grafana, Zabbix, Python, Go

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GRV Media - Backend Developer

Jan 2021 to May 2023 | Remote (Newcastle) | High-traffic digital media and analytics

• Built and scaled Laravel services behind high-traffic content and analytics platforms.
• Migrated legacy workloads to an event-driven serverless architecture on AWS Lambda with DynamoDB.
• Built React MVPs on serverless stacks to get new products in front of users quickly.
• Worked with data teams on ETL pipelines and reporting dashboards for editorial and business users, including AI-assisted reporting tools.
• Streamlined deployment pipelines with Terraform and Ansible.

Tech: Laravel, React, AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, Terraform, Ansible, Python

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bakerdays.com - Freelance (greenfield project)

Jul 2020 to 2021 | Remote | Online cake retailer

• Pitched and built a bespoke cake personaliser for bakerdays.com from a blank page: customers add their own words, fonts, colours and photos on the product page and see exactly what will be printed.
• Vue 2 + Firebase app embedded in the Magento 2 store through an iframe and a postMessage protocol; the store passes each product's SVG design, fonts, colour palette and character limits.
• The editor scans each SVG template for text, photo and number ("celebration") slots, so new designs need no code changes. Photo upload with Instagram and Facebook import, zoom, move, rotate and photo effects; cupcake and multi-photo variants.
• A Node render service converts finished designs to print-ready PNGs.
• 600+ commits in 2020 and 2021. Still live in production on bakerdays.com.

Tech: Vue 2, Firebase, SVG, Magento 2, Node.js, iframe/postMessage integration

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IT Retail Systems - Contract Developer

Jan 2020 to Dec 2020 | Remote | Retail and point-of-sale software

• Sole developer on the contract. Owned AWS infrastructure and delivery end to end for busy retail systems.
• Built Laravel applications with Vue.js frontends for retail clients.
• Implemented payment gateway integrations and PCI-compliant handling of card and transaction data.
• Automated deployments with GitHub Actions and Ansible, and supported business-critical retail systems.

Tech: Laravel, Vue.js, AWS, MySQL, GitHub Actions, Ansible

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SO Technology - Backend Developer

Jan 2018 to Dec 2019 | Birmingham, UK | E-commerce agency, Magento for international retail brands

• Developed custom Magento 2 modules and integrated third-party shipping, payment and inventory APIs for enterprise e-commerce.
• Built Vue.js customer-facing tools: dynamic product configurators and a live cake preview editor (the personal cake-editor and bakeradmin repos are related prototypes of this idea).
• Coordinated a distributed development team across three time zones through daily scrums, sprint planning and technical problem-solving.
• Gave architectural guidance to junior team members.

Tech: Magento 2, PHP, Vue.js, MySQL, REST APIs, Agile/Scrum

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Colorway Graphics - Backend Developer

Jan 2016 to Dec 2017 | Birmingham, UK | Manufacturing, promotional products and branded merchandise

• Built the factory order management system: order intake, barcode-driven job tracking, job sheet generation and reporting. It is still in production today.
• Developed Node.js and PHP backend services for manufacturing workflows and real-time factory floor dashboards.
• Integrated third-party printing and fulfilment systems through custom API connections.
• Trained and supported a small global support team across time zones.
• Related work in my repositories from 2018 to 2022 includes a refactored Colorway API, an admin panel, CSV tooling, employee timesheet apps, print-on-demand (Redbubble) sales dashboards, an SVG-to-PNG export pipeline and a Telegram bot for generating purchase order links.

Tech: Node.js, PHP, MySQL, REST APIs, barcode systems, Vue

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Digital Solutions Ltd - Junior/Mid-Level Developer

Jan 2015 to Dec 2015 | Birmingham, UK | Web agency

• Built RESTful APIs and MySQL schemas for client applications across a range of industries.
• Promoted from junior to mid-level within the year.
• Early Docker containerisation work and technical documentation for onboarding.

Tech: PHP, MySQL, REST APIs, Docker, HTML/CSS/JS

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6. AI and agentic engineering

I've moved from calling LLM APIs to building the tools that make coding agents useful on real codebases.

Shipped in production

• ANS Data Importer (Appoly). A self-service Laravel import product where AI agents with structured output (pinned sampling) map non-standard exports from competitor clinic software (Glowday, Fresha, Pabau, Phorest and others) onto the platform's schema. "Chat with the CSV" proposes transforms that a person has to approve, a guided question flow handles ambiguity, and a Rows Explorer accounts for every row. It replaced hand-written, per-customer import scripts. Full detail is in the Appoly section.
• MCP servers and Claude Code workflows (Appoly). Custom Model Context Protocol servers that expose internal APIs, databases and dev tooling to agents, plus agent workflows used across client projects.

Personal AI tooling

• xraymcp (Go, tree-sitter). A static analysis tool that produces a complete JSON "x-ray" of a PHP/Laravel + JS/Vue codebase for AI agents. It extracts structured metadata across six tiers of analysis, so an agent can understand, navigate and change code without reading source files token by token. It scans a ~477-file project in about two seconds. It comes with a web/MCP front end (xraymcp-web).
• Remote MCP server on Cloudflare Workers. A deployed authless MCP server over SSE, used to learn the remote MCP pattern.
• Claude Code Shot (cage). A local web app for building and editing Claude Code terminal screenshots. The terminal is real DOM, rasterised to PNG in the browser, and nothing is uploaded.
• Agent harness experiments (harness, agent) and AI-first Laravel starters (ailaravel).
• AI classification and generation apps: weddingclassifier (82 commits), imagegen, ideahunt, aimentayyab.
• Built-with-Claude prototypes, such as a Socket.IO voice room.

Product concept: ImportPilot

A product write-up for a drop-in AI data import package for Laravel, based on the production import work. Developers define a target schema (or infer it from an Eloquent model), users upload any CSV, an LLM suggests column mappings and transforms using structured output, the user confirms in a Vue widget, and validated rows import through queues with per-row error reports. Planned as open core: an MIT Composer package plus a hosted mapping API with Stripe metered billing. Planned stack: Laravel 11, PHP 8.3, Redis queues, Anthropic structured outputs, Vue 3 + TypeScript, Pest.

Earlier AI work

• RAG knowledge base proof of concept for internal knowledge retrieval and summarisation (Voneus).
• OpenAI integrations in Laravel apps for content generation and assisted workflows.
• Python and Node.js automation for reporting, anomaly detection and system health checks.

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7. Personal projects: flagship work

These are the long-running projects I've come back to over several years.

bakerdays.com cake personaliser (2020 to 2021)

A bespoke freelance build that's still live on bakerdays.com. Customers personalise cakes with text, fonts, colours and photos on the product page. Vue 2 + Firebase in an iframe inside the Magento 2 store (postMessage protocol), SVG templates scanned for text, photo and number slots, Instagram/Facebook photo import, and a Node render service (restsvg) for print-ready PNGs. 600+ commits on the editor and 80+ on the render service. In 2025 I started a React + Vite rebuild with a Cloudflare Worker uploader.

Stack: Vue 2, Firebase, SVG, Magento 2, Node.js, Cloudflare Workers

Liveclipper: livestream capture and clipping platform (2023 to 2026)

A platform that watches YouTube livestreams, records them reliably and turns them into clips. It's the system I've rebuilt the most, and each rebuild was a cloud architecture lesson: serverless, then containers, Kubernetes, Go microservices, Laravel + ECS, and CDK.

• YT Griffin Archive System (Feb to Mar 2023): the first version. Serverless Framework services deployed as CloudFormation stacks, S3 storage, Dockerised stream checker and downloader, and a Cloudflare Worker download proxy. Fully automated within two weeks.
• StreamCatcher (Mar 2023 to 2024): Serverless microservices (auth, auto-scheduler). Each task runs in its own Lambda behind a queue for free retries. MongoDB Serverless was replaced with DynamoDB on cost. Long recordings moved into ECS Fargate tasks with logging; universal multi-arch builds let the scheduler use Hetzner servers; then jobs moved to a Kubernetes cluster instead of Fargate. Also R2 vs S3 bandwidth trade-offs, AWS CDK and Terraform.
• Go capture services (2023): Go Stream Catcher, Stream Capturer Slim (uploads to R2) and Go Stream Capture Lite with CI.
• appLiveclipper (May 2023 to 2026, 1,048 commits): the Laravel core. Horizon queues and schedules dispatch recording tasks to ECS (task IDs tracked in the app) on Fargate Spot. Infrastructure in Terraform + Ansible, self-hosted GitHub Actions runners started by Terraform, Linode builds, a CodeDeploy spec and a Step Functions record state machine. Recording engine switched to yt-dlp.
• Liveclipper v2 Go microservices (2023 to 2024): stream catcher (123 commits), YouTube uploader, health service and Go video overlays, each built as a Docker image by GitHub Actions; a "cheaper" branch removed ffmpeg from the recorder to cut cost.
• weclipper (Sep to Dec 2024): AWS CDK app and WebSocket stacks, deploy and certificate services, an Ansible certificate role and GitHub Actions deploys.
• 2025 to 2026: Liveclipper Lite, a CDK-based livestream recorder (Lambda status checks, recorder and uploader containers) and a Laravel revamp with multi-arch Docker builds and Whisper transcription via the Laravel AI SDK.

Stack: AWS (Lambda, ECS/Fargate, Step Functions, SQS, DynamoDB, S3, CloudFront, CodeDeploy), Serverless Framework, CloudFormation, CDK, Terraform, Ansible, Kubernetes, Docker, Go, Laravel, yt-dlp, Cloudflare Workers and R2, GitHub Actions

Maeplet: map-driven news and data platform (2018 to 2026)

My longest-running idea, and the name of my company (Maeplet Ltd). It started as a map-based news and events network ("a global events news network with a map as its canvas", 2018), then became a decentralised news map, then a data platform.

• 2018 to 2019: Maeplet.com v1 to v4, a map-driven intelligent media platform for news.
• 2021, Maeplet Reborn: after getting the domain back, rebuilt with a Vue frontend and Terraform infrastructure (HCL).
• 2023 to 2024, Maeplet 24 "the recovery": a PHP rebuild, plus an app.maeplet.com deploy-from-repo feature that builds and deploys React/Vite and Vue/Vite apps from a Git repository.
• 2025 to 2026: Maeplet, a low-code web scraping workflow tool and data management portal (TypeScript/Laravel). Also api.maeplet.com, a status page, a retail product (retail.maeplet.com), a phone/VoIP product (phone.maeplet.com), a B2P calling MVP, a communications platform MVP and the company website.

Stack: Laravel, Vue, TypeScript, Node.js, Terraform, AWS, Cloudflare

The Clinic Software: multi-tenant clinic SaaS rebuild (2026)

A ground-up rebuild of a clinic management platform (134 commits) on Laravel 12, Inertia 2 and Vue 3 (TypeScript, Tailwind). It uses Redis/Horizon queues, Pennant feature flags and a global activity log. Each clinic is a tenant, enforced by a fail-closed global scope, and all money is stored as integer minor units. External services have local fakes, so the whole system can be demoed offline.

Stack: Laravel 12, Inertia 2, Vue 3, TypeScript, Tailwind, Redis, Horizon, Pennant

Udamity: video learning platform (2026)

A Laravel + Inertia/Vue video platform. Uploads are transcoded to adaptive-bitrate HLS on S3-compatible storage (DigitalOcean Spaces) and played back through signed URLs. It includes a transcription audio track, live progress updates over Laravel Reverb, and admin and visitor roles. Livestreaming and a public API are planned.

Stack: Laravel, Inertia, Vue 3, FFmpeg/HLS, DigitalOcean Spaces, Reverb

Scraping and data platforms (2018 to 2026)

My GitHub bio sums this up: "works with big data, web scraping and connecting the dots between revenue and the data that makes that possible."

• Skynet (2018). A Python news scraper, followed by a level-1 spider and a dashboard.
• Concurrent Scraping Platform (Go). A concurrent crawler that supports multiple servers and multiple proxies.
• ScrapeRunner (64 commits). A CLI that scaffolds a scrape, injects Puppeteer automatically, builds every scrape into its own AWS Lambda function, and deploys or updates them.
• PuppeteerOnLambda. A template for running headless Chrome on Lambda.
• Liveuamap scraper and Go API. Geo-coded news search built on scraped Liveuamap data, running on Lambda.
• Targeted scrapers for BBC fixtures, bakery product SVGs, Islamic Q&A content and mosque prayer times, plus a GUI scraper prototype and scrapeflow.
• News API. A simple API that collects and returns world news.

Infrastructure as code and DevOps tooling (2023 to 2026)

• Multi-cloud Docker Swarm. Provisions a Docker Swarm cluster across AWS, DigitalOcean and Linode from one YAML file using Terraform and Ansible. All SSH goes through a bastion host and keys are generated automatically.
• stagingprovision (43 commits). Config-driven deployment of many Laravel applications to shared staging servers with Ansible and Terraform.
• Laravel Docker Vue Starter 2026. A ready-to-use Laravel 13 template: Inertia + Vue 3 + TypeScript, PHP 8.5 FPM (Alpine), Nginx, MariaDB 11, Redis, Terraform staging infrastructure and GitHub Actions CI/CD.
• Laravel Docker Dev/Prod template (React). A Vite dev environment plus a production Swarm stack.
• Preview environments. Terraform-driven per-branch preview environments.
• AdhocJobber (Go). Runs jobs the way Fargate does, without being tied to AWS.
• laravelrunner (Rust, 122 commits). A local runner for Laravel applications.
• Smaller IaC work: CI/CD for host-native React deployments, database server templates, VPC experiments, Magento infrastructure (Ansible/Jinja), quick WordPress provisioning, Minecraft servers on Elastic Beanstalk and Terraform, and an AWS CDK state machine prototype.

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8. Personal projects: by theme

Social and real-time platforms

• SocialStation (2018 to 2025, 187 commits). An open-source modular social media platform in Vue, with a Node API for comments, blog posts and confessions, a mobile proof of concept, a headless CMS dashboard and documentation.
• Socialstation Broadcaster. A Node.js server that handles high-volume transaction broadcasting to the Waves blockchain.
• talkfs (2021 to 2023). A discussion platform with a Vue frontend, a Go backend API, a Cloudflare Workers edge layer, Firebase functions and a Flutter mobile app.
• Klisroad. An "open road" social media platform with its own frontend client.
• M-CIA (2017). An anonymous blogging platform that runs on a blockchain.
• Peplre (2018). A blogging and news platform.
• Real-time experiments: Discord-style chat apps, a WebRTC signalling server, a video conferencing prototype, a Socket.IO voice room, a Cards Against Humanity websocket game server and client, and a hackday websocket game.

News and research apps

• News2018 (C#). An advanced research tool and news app, plus a free all-in-one news app with hundreds of sources and a desktop build.
• Research tool for journalists (2018).
• Newsify (2019 to 2025). A news app rebuilt several times: Flutter (Newsify 3, 2021 reboot client), NativeScript (v3), Vue (3.0.0), and Newsify25.
• Flashnews, NewsDisplayer (2017).

Mobile apps (Flutter/Dart)

• Birmingham Central Mosque app (168 commits), published on Google Play. Built because the mosque's website was slow to load for checking prayer times.
• Namaz prayer-time apps for Android and iOS, a tasbih counter, and a prayer times scraping API.
• MyCityHero, NXClone (a bus app clone), laneawaze, toktok (with a Laravel backend), snap-on.
• Bitcoin wallet using the BLoC pattern, Gas Coins, Flutter Weather (multi-city weather), fitness app iterations, a quiz app with animations, tic-tac-toe, a two-day Just Eat clone challenge, and a collection of free Flutter UI kits.
• ChitChat (Java Android).

Blockchain and crypto

• Built blockchains from scratch in Python (with peer discovery and mining, 2020) and Go (2022), plus blocker, a UTXO-model blockchain in Go.
• jsex. An open-source blockchain idea that runs smart contracts in JavaScript.
• bitcoinindex (Go). A custom index for Bitcoin Core.
• A Bitcoin faucet, a mini web wallet, a governance token, a C++ Bitcoin fork experiment, and a Waves blockchain proof of concept.
• An order book data stream, Skycoin/Skywire analysis tools, and a Solana test token.
• A NULS Telegram price bot in PHP (2017).

E-commerce

• Magento 2 stores, learning projects and infrastructure.
• Cake editor. An MVP product personalisation editor working with Magento 2, with an admin dashboard and a cake personalisation app in Vue.
• Stock tracking (stockee), a banking demo (larabank), a marketplace prototype, and an RTX 5090 stock-drop checker that posts to Discord webhooks.

Desktop and native tools

• Mac screen recorder (Swift helper + TypeScript). A tool for SaaS product videos with a live cloud layer: instant share links, live comments, real-time team editing, analytics and live broadcasting.
• ScreenAnnotator (Swift).
• tableplus (Go + Wails + React/TypeScript, 42 commits). A desktop database client.
• remotecontrol (Go). A remote desktop MVP.

Websites and content platforms

• tayyabjaved.com, rebuilt many times: a plain HTML site (2020), a Cloudflare Workers build using esbuild (2023), React, Next.js, a 2025 refresh with a Laravel backend that replaced Firebase (283 commits), and a custom WordPress theme (2026).
• Subdomain tools: project.tayyabjaved.com (project management), experience.tayyabjaved.com, wallet.tayyabjaved.com, 5090.tayyabjaved.com, and a Quran site.
• Content sites: TooManyFacts.com, neverendingfacts.com, 700pages.com, TokensAndCoins.com, and a hotel website (Curzon Luxs).
• tayyabuniversity. A learning platform with a client, an API and a C# version.
• Community sites, such as a local mosque website.

Games and learning

• Godot (GDScript), Vue checkers with kings, a tanks game, an agar-style game, Monopoly Deal and a Monopoly leaderboard (C# ASP and Vue).
• Language exploration: COBOL ("a trip down memory lane"), C++, Go algorithm experiments (a cached Fibonacci, a wiki), freeCodeCamp responsive design.

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9. Timeline, 2015 to 2026

Year	Professional	Personal highlights
2015	Digital Solutions Ltd: PHP APIs, MySQL, early Docker
2016	Colorway Graphics: factory order management system
2017	Colorway Graphics: Node/PHP manufacturing services	GitHub account created. NULS Telegram bot, M-CIA blockchain blogging, NewsDisplayer
2018	SO Technology: Magento 2, Vue configurators	Maeplet.com v1 to v4, Skynet scraper, News2018 (C#), SocialStation API, Peplre, Colorway CSV tooling
2019	SO Technology: distributed team, enterprise e-commerce	Newsify 3 (Flutter), Redbubble dashboards, Telegram PO bot
2020	IT Retail Systems: Laravel/Vue, PCI payments, AWS	Most active year (~1,700 contributions). Flutter apps (fitness, Bitcoin wallet, Newsify 3.0), Python blockchain, headless CMS in Node, Magento learning
2021	GRV Media: Laravel, Lambda, DynamoDB	Maeplet Reborn, talkfs app, Liveuamap Go API, Namaz apps, Go learning, Godot game
2022	GRV Media: serverless MVPs, ETL	talkfs on Cloudflare Workers, Go blockchain, Colorway API refactor, timesheets, Bitcoin experiments
2023	Voneus: Laravel microservices, CI/CD, Docker Swarm	ScrapeRunner, PuppeteerOnLambda, Go stream catchers, preview environments, Maeplet 24
2024	Voneus: disaster recovery, Terraform, monitoring	Liveclipper Go services, AdhocJobber, AWS CDK/Amplify, app.maeplet.com deploy-from-repo
2025	Voneus, then Appoly (Sep): BTE Plant Sales, Tidy QuickBooks integration, Mowtivated, Global SWF	Cloudflare Workers and D1, remote MCP server, StreamCatcher, namaz APIs, bitcoinindex
2026	Appoly: lead on ANS (464 PRs), built the ANS Data Importer, WenWe, Boiler Benchmark, Mowtivated, Tidy	~1,100 personal contributions. Clinic software rebuild, xraymcp, multi-cloud Docker Swarm, stagingprovision, Udamity, Laravel 13 starters, Liveclipper revamp, mobile apps, screen recorder

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10. GitHub activity

Account: github.com/microsomes (since March 2017). 412 personal repositories (almost all private), plus the organisations Liveclipper, Microsomes3, highvaluedev-com, Tayyab-Personal and fireyopss.

Contributions per year

Year	Contributions
2017	21
2018	320
2019	963
2020	1,706
2021	1,227
2022	492
2023	601
2024	674
2025	584
2026 (to Nov)	1,110
Total	about 7,700

Most professional work happens in employer-owned repositories, so it isn't counted here.

Appoly work account (github.com/tayyabappoly, since Sep 2025)

Contributions	457 (Sep to Dec 2025) + 1,857 (2026 to Nov) = about 2,300
Commits authored	about 1,300
Pull requests opened	770
Pull requests reviewed (others' work)	225
Client repositories contributed to	20

Repository	PRs	Commits
aesthetic-nurse-software	464	~260
ANSDataimporter (+ personal mirror)	97	~225
boiler-benchmark-portal	65	~100
wenwe-web	56	~150
mowtivated-web	26	~100
bte-web	12	~160
video-processor	9	~22
tidy-portal	8	~90
global-swf	5	~55

Repositories by primary language

Language	Repos		Language	Repos
JavaScript	94		HTML / CSS	30
Vue	57		Python	8
PHP (+ Blade)	61		HCL (Terraform)	8
TypeScript	30		C++ / C#	8
Dart (Flutter)	30		Dockerfile / Jinja / Shell	7
Go	30		Rust, Swift, Java, Ruby, COBOL, GDScript	1 each

Largest repositories by commit count

Repository	Commits	What it is
appLiveclipper	1,038	Liveclipper main web application
tayyabjaved2025_backend	283	Laravel backend for tayyabjaved.com, replacing Firebase
StreamCatcher	187	Serverless livestream capture
SocialStation	187	Modular social media platform
birminghamcentralmosque	168	Published Flutter app
theclinicsoftware	134	Multi-tenant clinic SaaS rebuild
laravelrunner	122	Rust runner for Laravel apps

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11. Certifications and additional information

• AWS Certified (Amazon Web Services)
• Ongoing learning through documentation, courses and building things. My GitHub history shows new languages and platforms picked up every year (Go in 2021, Cloudflare Workers in 2022, AWS CDK in 2024, MCP in 2025, Rust and Swift in 2026).
• British Citizen with a UK passport. No visa sponsorship required.
• Full clean UK driving licence.
• Experienced in remote, hybrid and on-site teams.
• Open to permanent and contract roles.
• References available on request.

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12. Appendix: repository index

A grouped index of the repositories on github.com/microsomes. Copies of employer code (ANS, Appoly Desk), coding tests and throwaway sandboxes are left out.

Laravel / PHP applications: theclinicsoftware, clinichuman, Maeplet, maeplet24, tayyabjaved2025_backend, projectmanagement, experiencevisual, webhookie, imagegen, ideahunt, weddingclassifier, simplegamble, jotmash, busdata, cappbackend, toktok_backend, liveclipperrevamp, liveclipper26, appLiveclipper, appliveclipperfront, aimentayyab, 700pages, qurantayyabjaved.com, MarkrWebsite, Maeplet.com-WP, tayyabjavedwordpresstheme, nannytonmosque, larabank, stockee, toomanyapi, scriptrunner, blog, bloggy_ma, aston-events, astoneventstoblog, Posty-Laravel-Tut, todolist2, llt, Order-Batch-System, Leggings-Generate, colorwaycsv, magento2, magstore, magnto-learn, slimphpexample, 0marketdark, NULS-Telegram-Bot

Starters and templates: laravel-docker-vue-starter-2026, ailaravel, datamigration, Laravel-Docker-Dev-Prod-Template-React, laravel-devops, PHP-Website-Docker-Dev, react-router-starter-template, workflows-starter-template, amplify-vite-react-template, basicreactvite, basicvuevite, pythonhelloworld

Vue / React / TypeScript frontends: tayyabudamity, SocialStation, SocialStation-Mobile, socialstationdocumentation, Custom-Headless-CMD-UI, talkfs, talkfs-cf, talkfs-cf-2, Klisroad-frontend, MaepletRebornFront, Maeplet.comv2, maepletltd.com, statusmaeplet, retailmaeplet, researchpro, phonevoip, imageid, pdfprocess, browsermack, playground, leralearn, toomanyfacts2, neverendingfacts.com, TokensAndCoins.com, tayyabuniversity, tayyabuniversity.com-client, Curzon-Luxs, discord-ui, discord-clone, discord-clone2, discord-2, monopolydeal, Monopoly-Leaderbard, checkers, tanks, Calculator-Vue, personlisecake, bakeradmin, cake-editor, Skynet_dashboard, bitcoinfoody, Waves_Blockchain_board, timesheet, colorwaytimesheet, adv, Slideshow, Headless-UI2, agent, Hackday-2025, astheticsnow, cmstayyab, tayyab2026, aimentayyabnext, tayyabjaved.comv2next, nextjsbloggysimple, ImageConverter, cage, macscreenrecorder, liveclipperrevamp, livestreamrecorder, StreamCatcherUI, React-Color-Switcher, React-Tayyabjaved.com, PersonalSite23, BTJReact

Node.js / serverless: Maeplet-Comms, Socialstation-api-Final, Socialstation-Broadcaster, api.maeplet.com, Custom-Headless-CMS, Headless-CMS-API, News-API, Flashnews, Klisroad, maeplet2021, StreamCatcher, liveclipperv2_functions, liveclipper2_recorder, liveclipperlite, weclipper, ScrapeRunner, PupeteerOnLambda, Scraper-Liveuamap, Scrappers-2023, scrapeBakerdays, scrapeislamqa, scrapemosqueapi, scrapeblade, scrapebbcfixtures, scrapeflow, talkfs-workers, talkfs-functions-api, skycoin_funcitons, skywire_analysis, Signal, streamserver, websocket-for-cah-game, CAH-Client, voiceroomsocketio, discord-bot, Discord2021, 5090-stock-drop-check, callphone, CallMaeplet, webhook, namazhono, namazhonows, prayernamaz, Personal-Website-2023, 0statemachine, BrandComplianceMVP, svg-image-export-, extractcookie, MCScrubs, mcscrubz, YTGriffinArchiveSystem, jsex, Bitcoin-Faucet, SlaveShip-Governance-Token, harness, remote-mcp-server-authless, xraymcp-web

Go: liveclipperv2, liveclipperv2_streamcatcher, liveclipperv2_ytuploader, liveclipperv2_health, liveclipperv2_gooverlay, commentoverlay, GOStreamCatcher, StreamCapturerGOSlim, GoStreamCaptureLite, xraymxp-binary, tableplus, AdhocJobber, remotecontrol, bitcoinindex, blockchainwithgo, blocker, Bhits, market, satohigo, 0crudiseasy, talkfsgo, SportsApi, Liveuamap-GO-Api, Maep, scrappersmc, nudegofilter, gosplit2, goboard, GOLang-Fib, GOLang-WIKI, gotestingpractice

Infrastructure (Terraform / Ansible / Docker): Docker-Swarm, stagingprovision, Preview-Environmenta, previewpoc, Hostnativereactdeployment, dbservertemplate, tfvpcplay, MaepletRebornWhole, magento-iac, spinupwp, Minecraft-Server, Minecraft-Server2, v3streamrecorder

Flutter / mobile: birminghamcentralmosque, liveclipperapp, MyCityHero, nxclone, NXClone-2022, laneawaze, toktok, snap-on, tasbih, namaz, namazios, ningnang (1 to 3), Newsify-Client-2021, Newsify-3.0, Newsify3, newsifyv3, talkfs-App, Flutter-Weather, gas-coins, Bitcoin-Wallet-Flutter-Bloc, Fitness-app, fitnessv2, fitness-app-v3, Quiz-App-Flutter, Flutter-simple-tictactoe, justeat-clone, UIKits, Consulting-website, slaveship, ChitChat, Newsify-v3 (NativeScript)

Other languages: laravelrunner (Rust), ScreenAnnotator (Swift), News2018, Monopoly-asp, tayyabuniveristy (C#), Bitcoin-Alpha-Reboot-0.1.5, socketc, playing-around-in-c- (C++), Skynet, News-Scraper-UK, Blockchain-in-python, Freeytimeapi, whatstaboo, flowtest, ans-full-docs (Python), Dodge-the-Radicals (GDScript), CobolAdventure (COBOL)