Fikri Flab

00 / identity

Project-scoped engineering evidence.

Inspect public work ↗

01 / Technical Profile

A curated record of publicly visible projects and learning material.

  1. Capability
    TypeScript web applications
    Observed evidence
    TypeScript web and realtime application structure is publicly visible across JMC and WordyChain.
    Qualification
    Public repositories establish hosted project material, not individual proficiency level, employment history, or sole authorship.
    Source
    WordyChain ↗·JMC ↗
  2. Capability
    Modular application design with automated tests
    Observed evidence
    WordyChain visibly separates realtime, web, shared, dictionary, and game-core packages; its public tree includes unit-flow, end-to-end, and package-level tests.
    Qualification
    Present this as visible project structure and test coverage, not a blanket claim about every component’s authorship.
    Source
    WordyChain ↗
  3. Capability
    Project-specific web-stack exposure
    Observed evidence
    JMC documents Next.js App Router, TypeScript, PostgreSQL/Prisma, NextAuth.js v5, Tailwind CSS v4, Bun, Docker, Piston-backed code execution, and multiple submission languages.
    Qualification
    Attribute the stack to JMC. Do not present it as a personal expert-stack list or as proof of individual implementation depth; the README says the project was written by AI.
    Source
    JMC ↗
  4. Capability
    Security-learning archive
    Observed evidence
    A public cybersecurity archive contains CTF-oriented material for cryptography, digital forensics, reverse engineering, and binary exploitation.
    Qualification
    Label it a learning archive, not professional security work, a certification, or a claim of production security responsibility.
    Source
    Cybers_security ↗

02 / selected evidence

Selected evidence / 01

Realtime and web boundaries, kept visible.

Public project structure separates realtime, web, shared, dictionary, and game-core packages; unit-flow, end-to-end, and package-level test directories are visible.

Repository structure is evidence of visible project organization, not a claim of exclusive authorship.

Inspect WordyChain ↗

Selected evidence / 02

A documented web application stack.

JMC documents a Next.js and TypeScript application with PostgreSQL/Prisma, NextAuth.js, Tailwind CSS, Bun, Docker, and sandboxed multi-language code execution.

This describes JMC’s documented stack. It does not assert individual authorship or proficiency; its README says the project was written by AI.

Inspect JMC ↗

03 / learning archive

Learning archive

Security material, explicitly scoped.

A public CTF-oriented archive spans cryptography, digital forensics, reverse engineering, and binary exploitation.

Learning material, not professional security experience.

Inspect Cybers_security ↗

04 / Contact Path