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I write about frontend development, UI/UX, and modern web technologies.
UK manufacturers track jobs on whiteboards and materials in spreadsheets — until a shortage stops the line. PRODICA puts jobs, BOMs and stock in one system.
Small businesses don't fail from lack of data — they fail from data scattered across spreadsheets and chats. UKERP connects operations in one clear workspace.
Big marketplaces make dealers pay to reach their own customers. This dealership platform gives independents a full online showroom on their own domain.
Local grocers know their customers better than any app — they just need the storefront. FreshMart is a complete online grocery platform any store can rebrand and run.
Delivery apps take 30% commission and own your customers. The Corner Café platform gives cafés their own ordering system — rebrandable and ready to deploy.
Patient files in one room, lab reports in another, pharmacy on paper — HealthPortal unifies hospital records, labs, blood bank and pharmacy POS in one system.
88% of paper business cards are thrown away within a week. One tap on an NFC card shares your entire professional identity — always current, never reprinted.
Your GitHub profile is your developer resume — but the default view hides the story. This tool visualizes contributions, languages, streaks and even head-to-head comparisons.
The TMDB API gives every developer the same data — the difference is the experience. How CineVerse turns a movie database into a cinematic browsing platform.
No app, no cloud, no cable — AeroShare moves files between any two devices on the same Wi-Fi using WebRTC. Here's how peer-to-peer transfer works in the browser.
Every online PDF tool asks you to upload your documents to someone's server. PDFForge processes everything in your browser — merge, split, sign, OCR — 100% private.
LaTeX produces the most beautiful documents in computing — behind the ugliest setup process. TexStudio Online moves the whole thing into your browser.
CodePen walked so browser IDEs could run. DevPlayground pairs the Monaco editor with instant preview, a real console and 30+ templates — no setup, no account.
Markdown editors are everywhere, and most feel the same. Here's how MarkFlow earns its place — Mermaid diagrams, KaTeX math, 9 themes and a focus mode that disappears.
Global finance apps ignore how money actually works in Pakistan — kameti committees, shop khata and udhaar. Here's why I built KharchaBook around them.
The story behind STORIQ — why most small retailers still juggle separate tools for their storefront and counter, and how one Next.js app can replace all of them.