My work, written down.My work, written down.

I am Maged, a full stack developer. Most of what I build starts as a problem of my own. When something I use is missing a feature, half broken, or doesn't exist yet, I build the version I wanted. I use whatever the problem calls for: web, mobile, a game engine of its own, or a client's stack. Once I'm in the code, I care most about how it behaves in production: the dropped connection, the rate limit, the edge case that only real users find. I'd rather ship something small and dependable than something big and fragile.

I write about every project. I owe the habit to my friend Eman, who kept sending me his deep-dive posts until I started writing my own. The habit stuck the day I opened an old project and could not remember what half the code did. Read in order, the case studies show how I have grown from one project to the next. If a project was not worth writing about, it is not here.