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┌─ SYSTEM STATUS ─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ engineer.status ● online │
│ availability ● open — remote │
│ location remote │
│ timezone WAT (UTC+1) │
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package main
import "fmt"
type Engineer struct {
Name string
Focus string
CoreStack []string
Currently string
}
func main() {
me := Engineer{
Name: "Adejare Adedayo",
Focus: "Backend Engineering — APIs, databases, infra, systems that stay up",
CoreStack: []string{"Go", "Node.js", "MySQL", "PostgreSQL", "Redis", "Docker"},
Currently: "building Bibliomania — a Go + polyglot-client library platform",
}
fmt.Printf("%+v\n", me)
}I take projects from a bare schema to something actually running — provisioning the box, wiring the reverse proxy, getting migrations and CI right, not just writing handlers. Most of what I ship ends up as a monorepo: a real API, a Dockerized infra layer, and a CI/CD pipeline that gates on lint, tests, and vulnerability scans before anything reaches a registry.
| Layer | Technologies |
|---|---|
| Languages |       |
| Backend Frameworks |     |
| Frontend |       |
| Databases & Cache |     |
| Auth & Security |    |
| DevOps & Infra |     |
| Tooling |     |
Databases, frameworks, and tools above are hand-curated — GitHub has no way to detect those from a repo. The chart below is live: it's computed from actual byte counts across my repos and moves as they do.
PID FOCUS AREA STATUS
001 Go backend systems (Bibliomania) [█████████░] active
002 Monorepo & polyglot-client design [███████░░░] active
003 Microservices architecture [████░░░░░░] learning
004 System design & distributed caching [████░░░░░░] learning
005 API security & Nginx hardening [█████░░░░░] learning╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ "First, solve the problem. Then, write the code." ║
║ — John Johnson ║
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Building in public, remote-first 🌍 · Open to remote backend roles
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