Notes on frontend engineering, design systems, applied AI, and the craft of building for the web — plus the occasional deep dive from my research and coursework.
My complete day-to-day system for running Claude Code and Codex as coworkers — how I plan, split work, review across agents, and keep full ownership of everything that ships across Sipo, freelance, and personal builds.
A solo, end-to-end build — a GPS field-staff tracker that turns messy phone location data into fair petrol allowances and honest billing. The full-stack story: noise filtering, snapshotted rates, offline resilience, and shipping a real product alone.
How I designed a kiosk-to-phone pager for restaurant ordering — scan the QR on the kiosk screen and your own phone becomes the buzzer that vibrates when the food is ready. The link handoff, the native bridge, and the fallbacks that never dead-end — plus part two: the version that needs no scan at all, driven from the kitchen screen straight to app push, WhatsApp or SMS.
How I designed a multi-tenant platform where a small team ships and maintains 15+ live restaurant websites from a shared component system and a single typed API — the architecture, the trade-offs, and what a design system really buys you at scale.
My final-year B.Tech capstone — a full-stack platform that turns a family's budget, plot, and lifestyle into personalized house designs, ML cost estimates, and a verified builder marketplace. Here's the full story of how we built it.
How IoT, edge computing, computer vision, and machine learning are turning bridges and buildings into self-aware structures — a survey from my S7 engineering seminar, with the five papers it's built on.