The Tech
Playground.
“Mirama is a technical playground that is constantly alive. Originally built for a design startup, it has become my personal sandbox for architectural exploration. A space to test cloud infrastructure, AI integration and the limits of real-time web performance.”
Next.js &
Cognito Auth.
The first phase was about speed and efficiency. Built as a standalone application, it allowed me to master SSR, PPR, and Component Streaming. I integrated AWS Cognito for secure identity flows and optimized the frontend for Optimistic Updates, ensuring a zero-latency feel across Vercel and AWS deployments.
ASP.NET &
Dockerized Services.
I am currently evolving Mirama into a Microservices Architecture. Using ASP.NET and Docker, I am emulating real-world system growth. Moving from a standalone app to a distributed ecosystem.
This phase is a testing ground for Cloud AI Engineering and service-specific architectures. I’m implementing Layered Architecture for Authorization and Clean Architecture/Vertical Slices for domain-heavy services like Account and Task Management.
Engineering Philosophy
Architecture should serve the problem, not the ego.
I believe in making decisions that help the system work well, rather than showing off complexity. Mirama follows a Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) model to keep the frontend organized while I explore more complex event-driven microservices in the background.
Optimistic State
Advanced caching ensures the UI stays ahead of the server, providing a tactile, responsive feel to every interaction.
Clean Domain Logic
Utilizing Vertical Slices to ensure features stay isolated, testable, and maintainable as requirements evolve.