What technologies does Marwan Ayman work with?
The core stack is Next.js, React, TypeScript, Node.js, Prisma and PostgreSQL, with Tailwind CSS on the front end and Stripe, PayPal or PayTabs for payments. Automation runs on n8n with the OpenAI and Claude APIs. Laravel, PHP, WordPress and Shopify Liquid cover projects where those are the right tool, and React Native or Flutter cover mobile.
Answered by Marwan Ayman · Full-Stack Developer & Automation Engineer · Next.js · Node.js · n8n · Egypt (remote)
The short version
- Front end
- React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
- Back end
- Node.js, Prisma, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Laravel
- Automation and AI
- n8n, Make, Zapier, OpenAI API, Claude API
- Commerce
- Stripe, PayPal, PayTabs, Shopify Liquid
- Mobile
- React Native, Expo, Flutter
In more detail
The stack page on this site lists every technology alongside the number of delivered projects it has actually been used in, computed from the project records rather than asserted. That is a more useful signal than a wall of logos.
Tool choice follows the project rather than preference. A brochure site that a non-technical team updates weekly is often better served by WordPress than by a custom build, and saying so has cost fewer projects than it has earned trust.
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