About
Abdulsamed Dokerli
Technical expertise in the IT domain, from development to business systems. Currently working full time as a software consultant based in Dubai, with experience across software, operations, eCommerce, automation, and process improvement.
Broad interests
Background
From networks to software, then business systems.
My first serious curiosity was cybersecurity. One of my earliest jobs gave me a chance to explore Huawei-backed local networks, and that pushed me deeper into Cisco, switches, routing, and the weak points organizations often ignore.
Security was the interest, but most of the opportunities around me were in development and app design. That moved me into software: CodeIgniter, Ionic mobile apps, Vue.js, Laravel, React, cloud tools, and later eCommerce consulting.
Working with different businesses made the technical side more practical. It became less about tools alone and more about systems, retention, process, and whether the solution actually helps people do better work.
Current work
I work full time as a software consultant, focused on business software systems and solutions architecture. The work includes discovery, requirements, solution design, implementation planning, testing, training, go-live, and adoption.
What this site is for
Over time, notes, unfinished books, highlights, and ideas started to feel scattered. This site is a way to keep them in one place and make progress easier to revisit. I also came across many projects and ideas: some were finished, some could not be redeployed, and some goals did not reach the result I wanted. I do not see that as bad luck. Most of the time, it means the right angle was not clear yet.
Topics I write about & explore
Software architecture, eCommerce & Shopify, mobile app solutions, machine learning & NLP, ambiguous problems & solutions, electronic music, music theory, history & arts, systems design, automation, process improvement, books, personal learning, and future projects when they become real enough to publish.
How I see it
Curiosity moves around, and that is fine. Through the years, I found that writing things down helps me learn faster and understand ideas better. The goal is to keep a useful archive and share thoughts honestly.
Opinions here are my own.