I write PHP. Learning Laravel, properly.

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I'm Tayyab, from a village near Chichawatni, Pakistan. I build REST APIs, backend systems, and occasionally question my life choices. I don't code with music on — it makes me overthink. I switched to Linux because Windows felt bloated. I really like kaddoo ka salan.

Most of my work is PHP backend systems, REST APIs, databases. Lately I've been spending most of my time in Laravel, building Evently to understand the framework from the inside: routing, middleware, authentication, controllers, and the why behind each decision. Topped my school in matriculation, by the way. Peaked since.

That's the short version. The rest is on about.

Random facts about me

  1. I used to want to be a hacker. Now I build CRUD apps and occasionally question my life choices.

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Things I've built

  1. 01

    EVENTLY

    An event booking platform. Free events skip payment; paid events go through Stripe Checkout.

    Laravel / PHP / MySQL / Stripe

  2. 02

    HISAAB

    An expense tracker built with Core PHP and MySQL for daily expenses, categories, monthly reports, and account management.

    PHP / MySQL / JavaScript / Bootstrap

  3. 03

    HOTLINE

    A real estate CMS for managing properties, expenses, users, and administrative workflows.

    PHP / MySQL / JavaScript / Bootstrap

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Recent writing

  1. My first programming project

    A very simple C++ program that asked about smoking and drinking, then calculated an estimated lifespan. It was terrible. I still think about it.

  2. How I switched to Linux

    A teacher, an old laptop, a screen flickering problem - and why I never went back to Windows.

  3. How I got here

    From a small village called 51/12-L to building web applications in Laravel. This is the long version.

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Right now

building
Sakinah — a Laravel app for Azkar, Hadith, and Quran.
learning
Laravel architecture, API design.
exploring
Retro / pixel web design.
os
Linux

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