Web development, SEO, and Python, written by someone who also spends part of the week grading biology papers. Practical over theoretical, always.
Most exam-paper tools online are built around CBSE, JEE, or NEET question banks — none of them handle a Matric or FSc board-pattern paper the way a Pakistani teacher actually needs it laid out. Here's why I built Paper Generator around that gap instead of copying what already existed.
See Paper GeneratorA walkthrough of tax calculation, thermal receipts, and the small operational details that generic POS guides tend to skip.
Before keywords or content strategy, most sites need these fixed — and most of them cost nothing to do.
Most automation requests don't need a model at all — they need a script. How I tell the difference before quoting either one.
Neither is always right. A practical checklist for picking between a managed backend and one you own outright.
Dichotomous keys and stack traces have more in common than you'd think. On systematic thinking as a transferable skill.
What a clinic front-desk view actually needs versus what a doctor's view needs — and why one Firebase project can serve both.
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