Hello World!

Hi, I’m Mir Ashif.

I’m a software engineer.

I work across product interfaces, backend systems, data models, and infrastructure. This is where I keep the work, experiments, and notes I want to remember.

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Work

A few things I’ve helped build.

Real products, awkward constraints, and the decisions that moved them forward.

  1. 01
    Multi-tenant restaurant operations2025–Present

    TechSfera POS

    A production-oriented restaurant POS platform with tenant isolation, branch-level access, operational modules, and WAN-resilient synchronization.

    What changed

    Delivered 22 feature commits through a Docker-isolated, test-first autonomous workflow

  2. 02
    Multi-tenant travel SaaS2022–2025

    Bahaza

    B2B and B2C travel products spanning responsive dashboards, booking flows, tenant portals, role-aware operations, and a no-code website builder.

    What changed

    Reduced manual booking data entry by about 20 minutes per workflow

  3. 03
    Live-streaming platform2019–2020

    Zanvent Stream

    A responsive, mobile-first PWA for cross-platform live video, personalized streamer profiles, and community discovery.

    What changed

    Reached 30,000+ monthly active users and 3,000 registered users within two months

All work

Away from the keyboard

Software isn’t the whole story.

A few things I make time for outside work.

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Gaming

One of the ways I switch off and spend time away from software.

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Video editing

Another place I spend time making, arranging, and experimenting.

Current rabbit holes

Watching
Anime · YouTube deep dives
Following
Cricket · Football
Tinkering
New technologies · PC hardware

Notes

Things I’m thinking through.

Source-backed observations from the interfaces, data paths, and systems I build.

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July 24, 2026 · 6 minute read

What belongs at the edge?

The right execution point follows the whole data path, not the word “edge” on an architecture diagram.

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Experiments

Something you can leave behind.

A small public wall for the people who pass through.