Syahnur Nizam

Please don't ever use WordPress

WordPress sells you popularity, plugins, and flexibility as features. All three bill you later. Here is what they actually cost, and what to build instead.

How to add additional scopes for Xero OAuth2 at N8N

How to set up more scopes for Xero OAuth2 in N8N

How to setup Octane Frankenphp and Caddy for your Laravel app

How to deploy your Laravel app using Octane (FrankenPHP) and Caddy

Goodbye, Namecheap! Hello, Cloudflare! (A Step-by-Step Domain Transfer Guide)

A quick step-by-step guide to transfer your domain name from Namecheap to Cloudflare

Goodbye Cloud, Hello Home! Why I Ditched My VPS for Physical Servers

Saying goodbye to monthly cloud bills and hello to powerful, private, and unbelievably affordable self-hosting!

How to point your domain name to a site that you host in your PC

Hi there! In this post, I will show you how to expose your site hosted in your PC/Raspberry Pi in your home. By the end of this tutorial, you should be able to access your site hosted in your home PC/Raspberry PI using your domain name.

Why I'm NOT Losing Sleep Over AI Taking My Job

Let's talk about the real magic human developers bring to the table.

AI is amazing, but here’s why human developers still hold the unique keys to innovation and problem-solving.

Yet Another Blog

2 years ago, I started a blog that was developed using Hugo (there was only 1 post back then).

Then I thought Hugo is such a hassle since designing the theme was difficult, then I decided to switch to WordPress since there are so many themes available. I thought having WP’s simplicity will make me more motivated to blog. Lo and behold, 2 years I haven’t written any blog post.


Beyond Computer Science Degree

Hi there!

If it is not obvious by now, I am a Software Engineer (SWE) with almost 6 years of experiences in this field. Not only I wrote this post just to brag about my experience, I would also like to share with you what kind of skills you strive to work for if you are an aspire software developer and still studying in your university, or you are planning to transition your career as an SWE.