@Spartan_Dev
Software Engineer & Maker, building tech and 3D printing solutions for real-world impact.
Hey, I’m Deen 👋 — a software engineer, maker, and founder passionate about building tools and projects that bridge technology, design, and accessibility. I write about my journey across full-stack development, 3D printing, and digital innovation, sharing both the technical deep dives and the lessons learned along the way. Some of the things I tinker with: Building scalable apps with Laravel, Vue, Nuxt, PostgreSQL, and MySQL Exploring 3D printing for prosthetics, architecture, and industrial design Experimenting with how African innovation can solve global challenges Through initiatives like Atlas Additives and Atlas Prosthetics, I’m exploring how code and creativity can create real-world impact. This blog is my space to share ideas, projects, and thoughts with fellow builders, dreamers, and curious minds. 🚀 Stick around if you’re into coding, making, or just building cool stuff that matters.
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Sep 9, 2025 · 4 min read · In a country striving to “bank the unbanked” and achieve genuine financial inclusion, the phone number has quietly surpassed the bank account in importance. While not everyone possesses a debit/credit card, or even owns a bank account, nearly everyon...
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Nov 4, 2024 · 5 min read · A debugger is a tool that helps you see if your code is functioning as intended. It allows you to pause and inspect your code during execution. Think of it as freezing time to examine what's happening inside your program. Xdebug is one such debugger ...
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Oct 22, 2024 · 4 min read · So recently, I’ve found myself watching Bret Victor’s talk titled Inventing on Principle. It’s one of those thought-provoking talks that leaves you with more than just insights from an expert. I find it challenges your perspective on things, such as ...
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Oct 17, 2024 · 3 min read · Introduction In my first post, I talked about my commitment to contribute to an open-source project. To be completely honest, I’m relatively new to the whole open-source scene. While I’ve always admired the people who contribute to open-source projec...
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Oct 7, 2024 · 4 min read · Like the last one, this will be short. My last post was about making a commitment to contribute actively to open-source and also to proactively make conscious efforts to document my progress and write about things I find of interest. Well, here is on...
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