I build mobile experiences and the systems behind them. Flutter on the surface. Go at the core. Thoughtful architecture all the way through.
Meet Go Hypercube. A batteries-included Go backend framework—and a space for building the tools behind better systems.
Read the case studyDifferent challenges. One constant:
make the moving parts work together.
Connecting a parking experience to real-world intelligence. A Flutter app with QR scanning and thermal printer integration (Sunmi, ZCS, and others), supported by a YOLO inference service.
Trained a YOLO model with OpenCV and deployed inference through FastAPI, ONNX Runtime, and Docker. The mobile application connects scanning and printing to the parking workflow.
Led development of the FET Academy suite: LMS, Exams, and Student apps. Owned the Flutter lifecycle from architecture to production delivery, with recent in-app purchase support.
One Go CLI for Android and iOS icons, notification assets, and Play Store graphics across device densities.
A modular image-processing pipeline built with Go, urfave/cli, bild, and go-colorful. The public README documents platform-specific icon and asset generation.
A centralized notification service built around background tasks, parallel processing, and Firebase Cloud Messaging.
Built with Go, PostgreSQL, and Redis; deployment supports Docker or Bash and systemd. Integrated with internal applications to keep notification work separate from their main business logic.
I’m Nidal, a software engineer working across mobile applications and backend systems. I care about the architecture underneath, the experience on top, and every connection in between.
My work spans Flutter apps, Go services, containerized AI integrations, and open-source developer tools. Away from the editor, I’m a Linux daily driver and a student of how systems fit together.
My experience, in detailCross-platform applications, backend integrations, and reusable architecture. From parking automation and AI inference to learning platforms and notification services.
WebsiteLed cross-platform mobile development, reviewed technical specifications, and worked with engineering and testing teams to deliver maintainable applications.
Experiences that feel right.
Systems with a solid foundation.
Built to leave the laptop.
My logger hid the exception. Once I could read it, I traced the startup failure to a JNI lookup broken by R8.
A Go backend framework with explicit plugin startup and a queue contract that keeps backend differences visible.
