Khoyer writes code, hunts bugs, and breathes perfume.
Software engineer, ex-support manager, and fraghead.
Builds interfaces and the systems behind them. Works across the stack. Reads code, pulls it apart, writes about what he finds. Works on design systems at a startup and takes freelance projects that need solid engineering. Builds things that are clean, simple, and built to last.
Kind Words
Mr. Abul Khoyer is an exceptional Software Engineer with a rare focus on the small details that actually help users. During our time at Staff Asia, he proved to be a dedicated professional who values building reliable and flexible web products. His approach to development is structured and highly effective. He would be a significant asset to any forward driven team.
Recent Thinking
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Array Operations: Time and Space Costs
A technical breakdown of array insertions and deletions, why costs vary by operation, and what happens under the hood.
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What Makes a Computer Run
A plain-English guide to the CPU, RAM, and storage, and how they work together when you run a program.
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Short-Form Coding Is Winning (and That’s a Problem)
Why long-form tutorials are fading, why short-form is winning, and what that shift could mean for engineering quality and learning fundamentals.
Technologies I Work With
More than half my career was spent with WordPress-based products. I know PHP, Laravel, and WordPress well. I still focus on interfaces, so I run full-stack JavaScript. Same syntax from front end to backend. I roll my own stack with Better T Stack, a modern CLI for scaffolding end-to-end type-safe TypeScript projects, then shape each build to what the project needs.