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Cover image for Land of Moe A custom baby
Land of Moe A custom baby blanket brand, and the storefront that sells it. Moms browse the patterns, pick the size and the back fabric, and the finished configuration lands in WhatsApp. What I built The catalogue: every pattern in one grid, filtered by the brand's own tags — animals, letters, colours, occasions — and sorted by price or date. Over a hundred tags, and search answers "bunny" with ninety-four patterns. Product pages that configure the product: type, size, backside (printed fleece, or a minky dot colour), quantity, with the front and back of the pattern shown side by side. An order that carries its own configuration into WhatsApp. Pattern, type, size, backside, price and quantity are written into the message before it is sent, so the conversation starts at the right blanket instead of at the beginning. The pages the shop runs on: how to order, washing instructions, FAQ, about — plus a customer gallery built from the brand's own Instagram posts, so the social proof lives on the site and not only in the feed. Behind the login, a back office where the patterns, tags, prices and pages live as data rather than hand-built pages. Stack Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Cloudflare. Land of Moe has been making these since 2017, and everything is made to order, so the storefront is built around how an order actually happens.
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Cover image for Managing public street-lighting 🚦 (PJU)
Managing public street-lighting 🚦 (PJU) for Indonesia’s Department of Transportation (Dishub) used to feel like operating in the dark. Literally. The pain points were painfully real: zero transparency, fragmented teams, manual tracking, and no true digitalization. Supervisors were stuck playing detective. Are the lamps actually installed? Or are those progress reports and photos just being recycled? In public infrastructure, this "black box" leads to major delays and budget leaks. 💡 :To fix this, I engineered the PJU Field-Operations App—turning bureaucratic chaos into a transparent, fraud-proof workflow: 📍 No more guessing: Crews plot exact assets on a Live GPS Map. 📊 No more "ghost" reports: Progress is tracked granularly from 0 to 100%. 📸 No more fake photos: Submissions require tamper-evident, geotagged watermarks as bulletproof proof of work. 🤝 No more silos: Connects contractors and Dishub officials in one real-time dashboard. We didn't just build an app; we built accountability for smart cities. Need to transform chaotic field operations into a streamlined, digital source of truth? Let’s connect! 👇
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Cover image for Manual approval processes often slow
Manual approval processes often slow down business operations, causing delays, lost documents, and limited visibility across teams. This project showcases a custom Approval Workflow System built with Google Apps Script and Google Workspace to digitize multi-level approval processes, automate notifications, generate documents, and provide real-time tracking through a modern dashboard. The platform enables organizations to replace manual approvals via email, WhatsApp, and paper documents with a secure, scalable, and fully automated workflow system. Key Features • Multi-Level Approval Workflow • Google Forms Integration • Automated Email Notifications • PDF Document Generation • Google Drive File Management • Approval Dashboard • Audit Trail & Activity Logs • Role-Based Access Control • Real-Time Workflow Tracking Technology Stack Google Apps Script • Google Workspace • Google Sheets • Google Forms • Gmail API • Google Drive API • HTML • CSS • JavaScript This project demonstrates how businesses can automate approval processes, improve transparency, reduce processing time, and eliminate repetitive administrative work. What did you do? • UI/UX Design • Google Apps Script Development • Workflow Automation • Approval System Architecture • Google Forms Integration • PDF Automation • Email Automation • Google Drive Integration • Dashboard Development • Backend Development
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Cover image for MEDUSA - Pycora Medusa v2.4.6
MEDUSA - Pycora Medusa v2.4.6 - Python Static Site Generator - 2 Second Build I built Pycora Medusa, a Python static site generator that builds 41 files in 0.87s. Download now : https://pycora.axcora.com Features: PAXLoader - finds templates anywhere, plural/singular auto fix Nested content support - all files in content/posts/* included Tags ALL formats - YAML multiline, inline array, comma, single No crash - ChainableUndefined + fallback chain Build time 2s - proven in GitHub Actions Tech: Python, Jinja2, Markdown, YAML, PAX Live: pycora.axcora.com (http://pycora.axcora.com)Code: github.com/mesinkasir/pycora/tree/medusa Engine: ssg.py (http://ssg.py) - 1628 lines Hire me for fast Python SSG, docs, blogs, portfolios. https://contra.com/s/QvbXkYgv-ja-mstack-website-architecture-astro-11ty-jekyll-ssg
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Cover image for Larisio — Multi-Platform POS &
Larisio — Multi-Platform POS & Retail Management SaaS Larisio is a multi-platform POS and retail management system designed for businesses that need reliable daily operations, centralized inventory control, and flexible access across multiple devices. I built the platform to handle point-of-sale transactions, product and category management, stock monitoring, purchasing, customer management, transaction history, and business reporting from one centralized dashboard. The system follows an offline-first approach, allowing essential operations to continue even when internet connectivity is unstable. Once the connection is restored, locally queued transactions can be synchronized back to the central PostgreSQL database. Larisio also supports multi-outlet operations, role-based access, subscription billing, and deployment across web, Windows desktop, and Android.
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