01In active development
EKSU Sports Hub
Live scores, fixtures and league tables for Ekiti State University sport, run from a match operator console.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
Muftau IdrisFull-Stack Developer & Engineering Student
Engineering ideasinto systemsthat hold up.
I build modern web applications, design the databases and permissions behind them, deploy them and keep them running — for schools, businesses and communities in Nigeria.
Muftau IdrisFull-stack developer · AMIGODEVNigeria--:-- WAT
- Discipline
- Software Engineering · Web Applications · Digital Infrastructure
- Studying
- Mechanical Engineering, EKSU
- Stack
- Next.js · TypeScript · PostgreSQL
- Direction
- DevOps Engineering
01How I build
One owner, every layer.
Pick a layer to see what I do there and where you can see it. The dashed one at the bottom is where I'm heading next.
Next.js · React · Tailwind CSS
Interface
Server-rendered React that works on a cheap phone over mobile data. Mobile-first layouts, accessible forms and keyboard support, and full right-to-left layouts where a product needs Arabic.
See it in Markaz il Ginna · EKSU Sports Hub
TypeScript · Auth · APIs
Application
The rules: who is signed in, what they are allowed to do, and what a valid request looks like. Checked on the server every time — never only in the interface.
See it in Kandy's Treats · Markaz il Ginna
PostgreSQL · Supabase · Firebase
Data
Schemas designed around the real business, versioned migrations, Row Level Security, append-only histories for money and records, and real-time updates where people are watching live.
See it in EKSU Sports Hub · Kandy's Treats
Vercel · DNS · Git → DevOps
Infrastructure
Deployments, domains and DNS, environment configuration, object storage and production debugging. The layer I'm growing into next: CI/CD, containers, infrastructure as code and observability.
See it in Amigo World · BIA JUPEB
02Selected work
Software people rely on, not just look at.
Schools, a kitchen, a university sports community and a social network. Each one has real users, real data and rules that have to hold.
02In production · partial launch
Kandy's Treats
For Kandy's Treats, a Nigerian kitchen in Ado-Ekiti
Food ordering, payments, wallet and the back-office tools a small kitchen runs on every day.
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
03Live · rebuild in phases
Markaz il Ginna
For Markaz il Ginna, an Islamic school
A bilingual English and Arabic school records system: students, staff, results and a family portal.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- PostgreSQL (Neon)
04In development · early access
Amigo World
A social network with posts, Moments, encrypted messages and live community events called Worlds.
- React
- TypeScript
- Vite
- PostgreSQL (Neon)
- Supabase (schema origin)
More work
All projects
Website · Education
LiveBIA JUPEB
The website for a JUPEB admission centre: programme information, fees, timetables and admission guides.
Astro · TypeScript · GSAP · axe-core
Website · Community
LiveHAQSLAM
A mosque and community website with calculated daily prayer times and a page-by-page library of the society's books.
Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Adhan
FARA Hotel & Suites
Unofficial concept · no public screenshots
Website · Concept
Private conceptFARA Hotel & Suites
An unofficial website concept for a hotel in Lagos: rooms, lounge, gallery and a reservation enquiry.
Astro · TypeScript · CSS · Vercel
DesignBuildDeployMaintain
03Capabilities
From the interface to the server it runs on.
Only what my projects demonstrate. Each group names where you can see it in practice.
01
Frontend
Interfaces that work on a cheap phone on mobile data, not only on a fast laptop.
- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- React
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
- Astro
- Responsive interfaces
- Accessibility
Seen in EKSU Sports Hub, Markaz il Ginna, BIA JUPEB
02
Backend & data
Schemas, permissions and server logic that make the rules impossible to skip.
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Firebase
- Drizzle ORM
- Authentication
- Authorization & RBAC
- Row Level Security
- Database design
- Real-time features
- Payment & API integration
Seen in Kandy's Treats, Markaz il Ginna, EKSU Sports Hub
03
Deployment & infrastructure
Getting software online, on the right domain, with the right configuration, and keeping it there.
- Git
- GitHub
- Vercel
- Deployment workflows
- Domains & DNS
- Environment configuration
- Database migrations
- Production debugging
- Object storage (Cloudflare R2)
Seen in Amigo World, BIA JUPEB, Markaz il Ginna
04
Quality & tooling
Tests where mistakes are expensive, and tools that catch them early.
- pgTAP database tests
- Vitest
- Node test runner
- Playwright
- axe-core
- ESLint
- Web Push
- VS Code
Seen in EKSU Sports Hub, Markaz il Ginna, BIA JUPEB
Currently learning
DevOps engineering
My next direction. I already handle deployments, domains, environment configuration and production debugging on my own projects. I'm now studying the wider discipline — CI/CD pipelines, containers, infrastructure as code and observability — and I'll list those tools here when I have shipped work that uses them.
04Trajectory
An engineer's path into software.
A progression of interests and skills, not a list of titles. The degree is still in progress, and DevOps is where I'm heading.
- 01Ongoing
Mechanical Engineering
Studying at Ekiti State University. Physics, systems thinking and the discipline of working to a specification.
- 02Foundation
Software development
HTML, CSS and JavaScript first, then Firebase-backed apps with sign-in, real-time data and file uploads.
- 03Current work
Full-stack applications
Next.js, TypeScript and PostgreSQL. Permissions, payments, bilingual interfaces, migrations and live systems people depend on.
- 04Direction
Infrastructure & DevOps
Deployment pipelines, environments, monitoring and the systems that keep software running. Learning it the same way: by building.
The full story is on the about page.
05Console
Prefer the command line?
So do I. Ask it about my projects and skills, or open a case study without touching the mouse. There are a few things in there I didn't list.
Play DEBUG.EXEDefend production from incoming bugs. Works on phones.amigo@dev: ~/portfolio
AMIGODEV shell v2.1
Loading the interactive terminal… If it doesn't appear, everything here is also on the site.
06Working with AI
Faster tools. Same standards.
AI tools are a normal part of how I work. They make me faster at the parts of the job that are about reading, searching and drafting. They don't replace knowing what correct looks like.
Prototyping
Sketching an approach quickly so I can judge it against a real constraint before committing to it.
Code analysis
Reading unfamiliar code, tracing a data flow, and asking what breaks if this changes.
Debugging
Narrowing down a failure from logs and symptoms, then confirming the cause myself.
Research
Comparing approaches and reading documentation faster — with the source open beside it.
Workflow
Drafting tests, migrations and documentation that I then review line by line.
Learning
Asking why, not only how, while I study infrastructure and DevOps.
Ground rules
- 01
I decide the architecture and I own every line that ships.
- 02
Anything that touches money, data or permissions is tested, not trusted.
- 03
I use AI to build software. I don't build or train AI models, and I don't claim to.
07Services
What I can build with you.
For businesses, schools and organisations — and for teams looking for a developer who is comfortable from the database to deployment.
- 01
Business websites
Fast, search-friendly sites that explain what you do and make it easy to contact you.
- 02
Full-stack web applications
Accounts, data, permissions and the workflows behind them.
Examples: EKSU Sports Hub · Amigo World
- 03
Admin dashboards
Back-office tools for the people running the business: orders, records, reports.
Examples: Kandy's Treats · EKSU Sports Hub
- 04
Educational platforms
Student records, results and portals, including bilingual and right-to-left interfaces.
Examples: Markaz il Ginna · BIA JUPEB
- 05
Ordering & booking systems
Menus, baskets, payments, wallets and enquiry flows.
Examples: Kandy's Treats · FARA Hotel & Suites
- 06
Modernisation, deployment & maintenance
Rebuilding older sites and apps, moving them to better infrastructure, and keeping them healthy.
Examples: Markaz il Ginna · Amigo World
Currently exploring
What I'm reading, testing and breaking on purpose.
DevOps & CI/CD
Automated checks and deployments, preview environments and safe rollbacks.
Infrastructure
How hosting, databases, storage and networks fit together, and what they cost.
Observability
Knowing a system is unhealthy before a user reports it.
AI-assisted engineering
Using AI tools well: faster delivery without lowering the bar on review and testing.