What actually works in production — architecture calls, commerce stack decisions, and scoping honesty from 19 years of shipping. No fluff, no listicles.
A case-study deep dive into NIO's regional EV platform: the custom configurator, MedusaJS product sync, showroom scheduling and a self-serve Sanity CMS — the headless architecture calls that mattered, and what I'd change.
// new notes land roughly monthly — the useful kind, not the algorithm kind.
I write field notes from production — architecture calls, commerce stack decisions (Hydrogen, Medusa, Shopify, Sanity), real-world AI features, and honest scoping. Everything comes from 19 years of actually shipping software, not theory or listicles.
New notes land roughly monthly. I publish when I have something genuinely useful to share from client work — not on a content calendar to feed an algorithm.
I write all of them myself — I'm Oybek Daniyarov, a senior full-stack engineer and fractional CTO based in Dubai. Every post is grounded in 19 years of building and shipping production systems, including work for brands like NIO and Geely.
Mostly the stack I build with: Next.js and React on the frontend, Laravel on the backend, Sanity for content, and commerce platforms like Shopify, Hydrogen, and Medusa. I also cover React Native, Expo, Vercel, and practical AI integration with the AI SDK.
Yes. The site and articles are available in English and Russian, so you can read the insights in whichever language you prefer.
