The stack, counted
Every technology below is listed with the number of delivered projects it actually appears in, computed from the project records rather than asserted. 15 projects, 27 technologies.
Frontend
- JavaScript10 of 15
- Tailwind CSS8 of 15
- React7 of 15
- TypeScript6 of 15
- Bootstrap5 of 15
- Next.js5 of 15
- AJAX1 of 15
- Alpine.js1 of 15
- Liquid1 of 15
- ShadCN1 of 15
Backend
- PHP7 of 15
- Node.js6 of 15
- WordPress5 of 15
- Express2 of 15
- Laravel2 of 15
- Shopify1 of 15
- Socket.io1 of 15
- WebSocket1 of 15
Database
- MySQL8 of 15
- PostgreSQL2 of 15
- Prisma2 of 15
- MongoDB1 of 15
AI & Integration
- Stripe2 of 15
- PayTabs1 of 15
Cloud & DevOps
- AWS1 of 15
- Hostinger1 of 15
Animation
- Framer Motion1 of 15
Seen in
- JavaScriptBounce, Linux Plus, Kids Garden
- MySQLUK ETA Portal, Bounce, Linux Plus
- Tailwind CSSUK ETA Portal, BookAFly, QMS
- PHPUK ETA Portal, Bounce, Linux Plus
- ReactBookAFly, Bounce, QMS
- Node.jsBookAFly, Bounce, QMS
- TypeScriptBookAFly, QMS, Alemmi Network
- BootstrapKids Garden, Travel Joy Egypt, eHive
How to read this
A high count means repeated production use, not preference. A count of one usually means the project genuinely called for it, which is the honest reason a stack list should exist at all. Anything with no delivered project behind it is not on this page.
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Marwan Ayman is a full-stack web developer and automation engineer based in Egypt who builds custom business systems, Next.js web applications, e-commerce stores, client portals and n8n / API automations for companies in the Middle East, UK, Europe, Australia and the US. He works remotely in English and Arabic.