70 modules. 50+ tables. 1 single deployment. 🤯
I just published my second deep dive on the official Convex Stack about how I handled a massive backend architecture.
https://stack.convex.dev/tables-convex-modules-rest-apis
Why Convex is a backend beast:
⚡ Auto-Everything: Real-time sync, auto-cached queries, and mutations mean zero broken pipelines.
🏗️ Turborepo Logic: Sharing the same API and types across Next.js and Expo.
🛡️ RBAC & Workflows: Permissions that update themselves and automations that outlive deployments.
I'm honored to serve as a Convex Champion. If you're exploring the stack for your next project, come say hi in the Discord!
Designed and developed MediBook, a full-stack appointment booking application that connects patients with healthcare providers. The application includes doctor listings, appointment scheduling, and user authentication. Built with React.js, Node.js, Express.js, MySQL, and Prisma, it demonstrates my ability to develop functional web applications with integrated frontend and backend systems.
VentureLens — Venture Lens is an AI agent that turns your raw idea into a good investment using evidence-based sparring.
Instead of putting you through a stale 20-questions test, it asks the one question until it gets your usual answer, makes a short list of recommendations, then combines your data with Qloo’s taste intel and place profiles to create a full, top-to-bottom business brief you can read and download right away as markdown.
Asking one sharp question at a time instead of a 20-question form is the right call. Curious how it decides an answer is good enough to move on, since that's where most validation agents stall or rubber-stamp.
Developed and maintained Maestro, a school management application for Active Brains Academy, designed to support the school's day-to-day digital operations.
I worked across the application, building and maintaining its functionality, backend integrations, and database systems. The project spans web, desktop, and Android platforms, using a shared backend to support the different clients.
I also worked on restructuring parts of the codebase with TypeScript to improve maintainability and make further development easier.
This project has given me hands-on experience working with a real-world application, handling an evolving codebase, supporting multiple platforms, and building software around the needs of an operating institution.