Two projects worth walking through in detail, plus the client work I contributed to as part of a team. Each case study covers the problem, what I actually built, and what I would do differently.
2024
A role-based LMS for a teaching institute. Admins manage staff and account state, teachers run classes, lessons, quizzes and QR-based attendance, and students unlock content once payment clears. Deployed continuously through GitHub Actions.
2023
Built for a Sri Lankan cancer hospital and submitted as my final-year thesis, which won Best Dissertation. Handles money and hair donations, maps participating salons, issues certificates, and forecasts yearly patient volume from historical records.
Client projects at Ecom Services. I built responsive, standards-compliant pages and the custom APIs behind them, and moved data between platforms through the Shopify API — reconciling every batch rather than assuming the sync had worked.
A year of fully remote full-stack work for a Japan-based company, delivering applications in PHP, Node.js and Next.js across a timezone gap — which meant written handovers had to be good enough to stand on their own.
A self-directed build to get properly fluent in the Spring stack: Spring Boot 3 and Angular 17 with Hibernate and MySQL, covering ordering, account management, an admin catalogue, validation and custom queries.
I am happy to walk through the architecture, the trade-offs and the parts that did not work first time.