I'm Mohammed, a full-stack developer working out of Rabat, Morocco. Half my time goes
into writing code, the other half into keeping the infrastructure under it alive: servers,
hosting setups, networks, all the stuff nobody thinks about until it stops working. That's
probably why I don't just hand over a finished site and disappear. I'm still thinking about
load times and uptime long after the invoice is paid.
Lately most of my work has happened inside small teams, building sites and apps for travel
and consulting companies. Bug fixes under deadline, wiring frontend to backend, making sure
a feature survives contact with actual users. Honestly, I prefer it to solo projects.
There's less glory in it, but keeping something real running well matters more to me than
one polished demo.
Outside of code, I'm usually the guy a small business calls when the printer, the server,
or the whole office internet decides to quit at the same time.