Muslim · Software Engineer · Bibilophile · Philomath
I build mobile apps that work across platforms, with native Android SDK (Kotlin, Compose, Java), iOS (SwiftUI), Flutter, and Kotlin Multiplatform. I'm also familiar with backend development, mainly, through PHP Laravel. I am currently at Syarah working on their internal supply-chain applications.
Lately, I've been building some pet projects with PHP Laravel. And also trying to get back into DS & Algo, and problem-solving on LeetCode.
Outside work, my almost single source of entertainment is reading, just some light novels, thriller junks, maybe some non-fictions time to time, on History, Islamic History, Politics... And the occasional blogs or articles as a form of infotainment or to stay up-to-date with techs, politics and whatnot.
Developed an in-house Camera SDK to capture car images of different angle, and developed a machine learning model with YOLOv8 to validate car angle and to auto detect and capture car sides based on provided tag. Has custom control, gyroscope sensor based validations. Also developed an internal upload service SDK, that was developed keeping high temperature & networ instability of the desert in mind.
Helped modernize the Al-Hadith app, one of Bangladesh's most-downloaded Islamic apps, maintaining the legacy Android build while guiding its Flutter rewrite for millions of users. They're one of the pioneer of digitalizing Islamic texts in Bangla.
Partnering with small businesses on web design, digital marketing, and Amazon FBA tooling, plus contractual development on large-scale apps like Marriott Bonvoy, BaseHubs, PatientAccess, and Jobamax. Added Sunmi Printer SDK to a Cordova Hybrid app.
Occasional blog posts on silly topics, tutorials, personal experiences and ranting...
I go through some of my mistakes, and some suggestions and recommendations for newcomer mobile devs, that I truly believe should help them.
Hacky Guide on turning a Manjaro installation into an Arch Install. My most viwed (~8k views) and read (~4k) blog. After all this time, I don't think it works anymore. Nonetheless Linux Geeks may find this interesting.
Email kabirnayeem.99@gmail.com