Welcome to My Blog — Finally.
I’ve been planning to start a blog for years. I wrote ideas in my Notes app, kept small drafts scattered across GitHub repos about topics I wanted to share—but life, work, and “I’ll do it tomorrow” always got in the way.
But today is different. Today, I’m finally launching this blog — a place where I can share my experiences as a developer, the things I learn, the experiments I run, and the mistakes I make (and trust me, there will be many, and they’ll be entertaining).
My goal is not to write long philosophical papers or churn out SEO-optimized articles. Instead, I want to write genuinely useful, practical, and honest content, things like:
• How I solved real frontend problems in production environments
• Lessons learned from building apps, startups, and side projects
• My thoughts on modern frameworks, tools, and design patterns
• And occasionally, personal stories from my career and life
If you’re into software development, coding, product thinking, and modern web development… you’ll feel at home here. And if you're just curious about how a random developer from Uzbekistan builds things — stick around, it’ll be fun.
Who Am I — Beyond the Resume?
I’m Alisherjon Nurmamatov, a frontend-focused(for now^) software engineer who enjoys building things that people actually use. I am passionate about startups, clean UIs, smart architecture, performance, good developer experience, and every small detail that makes an app feel polished. And of course, travelling!
Professionally, I’ve been working with tools like Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS — and I enjoy making apps that feel smooth, fast, and intuitive. But beyond the technical side, I’m also fascinated by business, micro-SaaS, design, travel, and how tech can solve real-world problems.
Over the years, I’ve worked on projects ranging from enterprise-level systems to tiny side apps that only a few dozen people used — and I learned something valuable from every single one. In this blog, I want to share those insights with complete transparency: both the wins and the failures.
If you’re a beginner, I hope you’ll find inspiration and clarity. If you’re an experienced developer, I hope you’ll enjoy seeing another engineer’s perspective. And if you’re neither — well, maybe you’ll still learn something interesting or at least enjoy the storytelling.
What’s Coming Next?
I want to keep things consistent and real. Planning to write topics like:
• JS, TS, React, Next.js, Nodejs, frontend architecture, and ...
• Lessons from building apps, maybe startups
• Productivity tips, workflows, and how I organize my projects
• Random but interesting thoughts about tech, growth, and life
I’m not here to pretend I know everything — I’m here to share my journey honestly. If I learn something new, I’ll write about it. If I break something in production, I’ll write about that too.
So, welcome! I hope this blog becomes a place where we both learn something — you by reading, and me by writing.